Telo arrived again, into the camp. He glanced around, almost expecting something else - he wondered what that noise that sounded like something rough against trees was. Dismissing it for the time being, Telo approached Kaz, displaying the jar in hand.
“I’ve got the sample,” he said.
Kaz blinked, and then nodded. "Oh, good!" He replied. "Can you get it into the testing station, get that running? It'll take a bit to test." He sighed faintly.
(Gtg sorry)
“Mm, alright.” Giving off a tired sigh, Telo moved towards the testing station and prepared to put the water in it. He wondered if it would be safe to drink. The place already had pretty clean air, which was a good sign, but he couldn’t be so sure.
He ran his hands through his hair, looking around. "Did you see anything while you were out getting it?" he questioned. He and Telo didn't really get along, that was true, but they needed to at least try.
“See anything? Like, things other than the endless amounts of trees out there?” Telo had responded, searching his mind for the events of when he traveled towards the stream. That feeling of being watched, maybe. But he didn’t really see that. And he could be imagining things, for all he knew.
He rolled his eyes. "Yes, other than that." He replied, sighing faintly and wondering if all of these attempts of his at cooperation were for nothing. Telo certainly didn't seem to be trying.
“Nope.” He responded, popping the ‘p.’ “Haven’t seen anything, other than the plants, the trees, and water.” Telo clasped his hands together, rubbing his arms.
“Why the sudden question? Did you see anything?”
He ran his hands through his hair, shaking his head. "No, I was just curious." He said, looking around the campsite.