Shisui wasn't the only one-- the thought of losing Shisui was perhaps worse than the thought of losing his little brother. Never mind having to face the trouble of being in another 'world' alone, at least with Shisui here, they were together.

His arm fell slightly when he heard that-- it had crossed his mind briefly, but it might just have been one of those things he was trying to ignore. A soft sigh, and he looked back down at Shisui - taking into consideration his potential injuries, the mobility he wouldn't have back for a few hours. Shisui was right though, of course. The potential for attack here was of course high, they just wouldn't know how high until they scoped out their potential 'enemies'.

"Another of your stories." He muttered softly, although there was no denying that what Shisui was saying could well be true. It had happened to them, why shouldn't it have happened to the scores of other people who had disappeared, never to be seen again.

"The crash was loud-- if we haven't already attracted attention, then they will notice eventually. Perhaps it's best to find some kind of shelter, scope out the area and decide whether the people here are approachable. If others really did end up here, we won't be the first. They'll have encountered people like this before."