Evan smiled, "My own garden, how convient." He was not too disturded by the human bones, he had seen worse then this. Sure, Evan did not believe in giant man eating creature even after seeing one but the sight of hundreds of human bones was a common one. "Yep, just be happy you aren't amoung the dead right now, Little Devil."

Scarlett looked at him disbelievingly. She chalked his reaction up to shock and extended her hand to him.
" I think in light of the situation it would be okay to just call each other by our names. My name is Scarlett" she introduced.

Evan took the offered hand but said, "I can call you Scarlett and you can call me Evan." He was not sure if the other knew his first name but offered it anyways.

She shook his hand. "Alright Evan, if you don't think we can build a boat, then what do you think we should do?" she asked.
She was very aware of every creak and bump in the night as of this moment, and did not feel like becoming food again.

"Raft might work better." He said simply. "Plus much easier to make." Evan noticed the other's unease and said, "Leaving the imediate area might be the best idea though."

She snorted lightly, considering how a raft WOULD be easier to make, but its obvious disadvantage to the torrid seas.
Though, anything would be better then being torn limb from limb.
"Fine, a raft should be sufficient" she admitted, not eager to let him know that he had a good idea.
She nodded as he announced it would be better to leave the area.

Evan gave an exaggerated bow, "You first, m'lady." M'lady was said sarcastically. "And you moght not want to head back to your camp, it might be crawling with these critters, just saying."