The young man continued picking his way through various debris until the unexpected happened. The wind was blowing in his direction and amid the whistling of the wind, he picked out a new sound. The undeniable, yet unintelligible sound of murmuring human voices.
Lately, all the he had seen of people were screaming and writhing in agony or dead. Mostly dead. Whenever he found one of those poor souls in raging pain, he did the most humane and unfeeling thing he could think of: He put them out of their misery.
He had struggled with this at first, back when he had still cared, but this emotion was soon suppressed. His reasoning was that these people needed aid which he could not provide. They would only slow him down and he was living off of an exceedingly minimal amount of rations, barely enough to survive. If he took pity on these people, not only was he prolonging their inevitable deaths, but he was ensuring his own death as well. He supported himself, and that was all that was possible. Whatever it took to survive.
Upon hearing the muffled voices carried across the wind, he instantly fell into a crouching position, so as not to be seen. He spotted a slab of concrete that jutted slightly out of the ground, so as to create a barely noticable overhand, barely large enough to fit a human. Crawling slowly, he made his way over until he was completely concealed beneath the slab.
His hand cautiously gripped the handle around his larger hunting knife, which was strapped around his waist. He carried one other knife, tucked in his boot in the back. These two items, as well as the meager contents of his drawstring backback and the clothes on his back, were the only possessions he had.
And then, he waited.
OOC: What if MacKenzie took him by suprise, cutting him with her pocket knife or something?