Diana yanked open the compartment and dug under the receipts and other pieces of paper until she felt something smooth, about the size of her hand.
Pulling it out she saw the object with black casing had a black looped cord attached and large silver switch. Flicking it upwards with her thumb, a relatively bright beam of light burst from the three, perfectly intact, bulbs on the front.
Hardly believing their luck, she snapped the torch off to save battery and turned it over to inspect the back.
What she saw almost caused her to give an audible reaction. Tucked neatly into its placeholder, was a small handle.
Feeling like a hope filled fool for even attempting it, Diana pulled the handle out and turned it, almost dropping the device when it made a distinct whirring sound.
Getting over her disbelief, she gave the handle one full turn before folding it back into place.
A wind up torch. A working wind up torch. This was too lucky, and she knew it.
She quickly tied the cord through one of the belt loops on her jeans and answered his question. "Water first."
She didn't care how cold that may of sounded, Diana hasn't been away from the FAYZ long enough to fool herself into thinking concern for others is something she must prioritize.
Besides, what if they did find everyone else first but didn't find water? Howard should know just as well as she did that next to no resources amongst a group of people was nothing if not dangerous.
Afterall, the information given to them about the planet had said--
Diana suddenly began digging through the glove compartment again, wondering how much their luck really would hold out.
Re: Diana and Howard
Pulling it out she saw the object with black casing had a black looped cord attached and large silver switch. Flicking it upwards with her thumb, a relatively bright beam of light burst from the three, perfectly intact, bulbs on the front.
Hardly believing their luck, she snapped the torch off to save battery and turned it over to inspect the back.
What she saw almost caused her to give an audible reaction. Tucked neatly into its placeholder, was a small handle.
Feeling like a hope filled fool for even attempting it, Diana pulled the handle out and turned it, almost dropping the device when it made a distinct whirring sound.
Getting over her disbelief, she gave the handle one full turn before folding it back into place.
A wind up torch. A working wind up torch. This was too lucky, and she knew it.
She quickly tied the cord through one of the belt loops on her jeans and answered his question. "Water first."
She didn't care how cold that may of sounded, Diana hasn't been away from the FAYZ long enough to fool herself into thinking concern for others is something she must prioritize.
Besides, what if they did find everyone else first but didn't find water? Howard should know just as well as she did that next to no resources amongst a group of people was nothing if not dangerous.
Afterall, the information given to them about the planet had said--
Diana suddenly began digging through the glove compartment again, wondering how much their luck really would hold out.