Benton nodded. "I'm sure a brisk walk would be helpful for everyone." Both in keeping warm and keeping safe. He started moving when the cloudy sky cleared up a bit. He looked up almost immediately at the change in light hoping to catch sight of some stars he would recognize. And promptly stopped walking again. He blinked. "Oh dear." Fraser didn't really swear. He blinked again. If the fact that all of the stars were strange didn't hit home, the multiple moons more than said he wasn't on Earth. "Well that explains your question about planets then." He commented while his mind tried to work around this issue.

He frowned. "I don't think I will be able to make any educated guesses about the correct direction to go. So unless anyone here is more familiar with this... region, one direction is as good as any." He felt better saying region instead of planet. "I just wish I knew if any of those stars were fixed points." So that they could be certain they were walking straight in one direction. He shrugged. "We might as well make the best of it." He decided with his eternal optimism. Now wasn't the time to freak out about this. This was a dangerous environment temperature wise. Who knew how dangerous it was due to the indigenous life forms?