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Oliver kept watch for any people or helicopters, while making sure Jenna was resting comfortably. He occasionally put a hand on her to make sure she was still breathing. He waited until he heard the sounds of helicopters fade away but he stayed with Jenna.

So uh What happened at the end of Survivor Series definitely was not on my bingo card

"Maybe if we head toward the beam, we'll find someone who was brought here as well," Oliver suggested. "If not, we might at least find some clues about what happened around here, or what 'around here' is."

Oliver nodded and put a hand on Jenna's snout. "Just tell me if you need anything. I'll be here." He kept a look around in case anyone came close to them. He wanted to make sure she got plenty of rest.

Oliver frowned as Jenna dragged herself into the pond. It was clear she was in pain, and he wished he could do more to help her. "Is that helping?" he asked, putting his hand on the side of her head.

"I hope it's nothing dangerous," Oliver says, referring to the beam in the sky. "Maybe we'll find someone else investigating it, if we're not the first ones to try anyway. It'll be nice to have someone who could help us."

Oliver shrugged. He had no idea what else to suggest, since they didn't seem like the right move to Jenna. "So what do we do next?" he asked. "It seems like we've done everything we can do in here."

Oliver noticed the helicopters above, and saw they were heading to the train. He decided it best to get Jenna as far from there as possible. He returned to her. "There's a pond not too far from here, will that help?"

Well, we've been here for a while and we're still alive," Oliver pointed out. "So that must mean we're safe enough here. Or at least it isn't a death zone." He tried to think of anywhere that would still have power. "Maybe we could look for somewhere that would have a backup generator?"

"Alright, just stay there and don't move," Oliver said, making sure she was comfortable for the moment. "I'll see what I can find." He started looking around the area surrounding Jenna for a body of water large enough for her to rest in.

Oliver stood back and watched as Jenna healed herself. He hoped this wouldn't be any lasting damage. He quickly caught her as her legs gave way and gently set her against a tree. "Do you want me to carry you?"

Oliver blinked. If Jenna thought they couldn't try exploring the school again, then why did she suggest it? Though, he didn't like the sound of something even more dangerous around. "So we just stay out of the death-zones then."

Oliver could only watch as Jenna dispatched the two dragons thanks to the advantage he had given her. Though she clearly hadn't gotten out of it unscathed. He followed after her. "You should stop somewhere and rest," he said. "You're bleeding out all over."

"Then we can go back to the school and look for a working computer," Oliver said. "That should tell us when we are. We might even find some information on what exactly happened here if we look around enough too."

Oliver yelped in horror as the two dragons attacked the train, and he had no choice but to run when the second one targeted him. Somehow he was able to duck and weave around the trees with considerably little effort, but the dragon chasing him was hellbent on crashing through them just to hunt him down. He couldn't leave Jenna behind, but a mere human couldn't fight a full-grown dragon by himself. Still, he did notice that these two were acting purely on instinct, instead of the careful planning Jenna always displayed. Maybe he could use that? With the first dragon distracted by fighting Jenna, he lured the second one in a circle back to them, planning to wait until the last minute before ducking its charge attack so it slammed into its companion and knocked it off Jenna.

Oliver bit his lip as he tried to think. Phones and other electrical devices seemed to be no good when it came to finding out if this was a whole different point in time, but there had to be something that could help. "Oh!" he gasped. "What about newspapers? They probably won't tell us today's date, but it might tell us when things went wrong?"

Oliver watched her peek out the door. "Landslide, huh? Looks like we'll be here for a while then." Which was when Jenna pushed her things to him and forced him out of the train. "Now what's the problem?"

Oliver swallowed. That was a good point. He hadn't seen anything that told them what the time or date it was. They could be in the future for all they knew. "Maybe there's a clock or phone somewhere we can check?"

"Or maybe there just isn't a problem," Oliver pointed out. "You've been trained to worry and overthink things. Sometimes you need to take a break and relax before you run yourself ragged trying to find problems where there truly aren't any."

Oliver's blood ran cold as he listened. None of what he was hearing made any sense. "It...might have happened recently..." His skin crawled. He hated being here and having nothing he could do about it. "I don't know what to do."

Oliver let Jenna lean against him, feeling her shaking. He wanted her to get time to calm down and collect her thoughts. He looked around the room when she asked that. "Hey, you're right. Everywhere else looks all abandoned, but this place is nice and clean." And then he realized. "Do you think that means this world's you is still around?"

"Sounds like they were just trying to make you paranoid," Oliver said. "Worrying and overthinking makes you make mistakes. You need to let yourself take a break sometimes. Calm down and get your thoughts together so you can act the right way."

"So am I," Oliver muttered. Of course, he never really made that a secret, he'd had nothing but bad feelings ever since all this started. "But we can get through this, right? You're strong and smart, and I...well, I can help you somehow."

"If you can't sense any danger, then there probably isn't any danger," Oliver assured her. "Take a deep breath and try not to overthink. You won't do yourself any favours if you're always in such a panic."

I'm not Tony's biggest fan, but fair play to him here I'd say Mox but let the guy take his vacation already If you ask me, either Bryan Danielson or Adam Cole (BAY BAY)