Fortunately, we managed to find a toilet that was situated at the end of the hallway and took turns once one of us were done.

After we were finished doing the deed, what happened afterwards was arduous. Back at the main room, we sat on our chairs again to discuss what to do from here, onwards.

"We can't stay here forever. It's pretty much inevitable for us to leave this place very soon," I said.

"But, we need a plan right? The world we're in is completely unknown to us."

"I know. But--

Suddenly, our head's crackled once again at the same time. It was a bit more intense than previous onsets, that both of us groaned,

"Uuugh, that's right... We need food..." I said.

"... Hey, can you cook?" she asked.

"Obviously not. I can't even cook a simple sunny side up. Oh! But if you're the one asking, surely, you know how to cook at least right?" I told her.

Unsurprisingly, She remained silent for a few seconds and rotated her head in the other direction as if she was daydreaming. Then, she opened her mouth,

"...You already know the answer to that" she sighed.

I was a bit hopeful honestly, but knowing ourselves, it was to be expected. I sank deeper into my chair, releasing some stiffness from the previous position I was in. She did too.

"Man, we are so hopeless. Why did we end up this way" I said in an exhausted tone.

"I don't want to eat dirt..."

We both expressed our worries and sadness and remained at this state for quite some time.

Then, she spoke of the plan she just thought of,

"Ah! why don't we salvage what we can from the surrounding houses? We might find something that might help us sooner or later." her face brightened up as she said that.

I listened to what she had said and no argument from me there. So, I nodded my head back at her.

This was the best plan we could muster for now.

"Alright, then let's go."