We gonna let it burn-Accepting

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Zenon

Zenon didn't try to question how she knew that, either. He knew better than to try and make her speak more than she could. Instead, he just nodded. "Alright. Good, I like the rain!" He grinned. "I'll be back with a blanket and pillow for you. Don't go too far." He said as he started out of the aisle again.

Gray

"Well, I'm going back to Wal-Mart." Gray replied after looking around to see if any eavesdroppers were nearby. From what she could tell, there weren't any. But, then again, it was fairly dark already. "I promised that I'd be there before sundown, but..." she grimaced. "looks like that didn't quite go according to plan. S*** happens, I guess. I doubt anyone will be all that mad." Gray really wasn't sure what kind of response to get. Arrow had been assigned the task of retrieving the girl while Gray distracted the men guarding this girl, but she had no idea if that had actually happened. Since Gray's plan hadn't been fulfilled perfectly, she couldn't expect Arrow's to be.

[ShadowOfTheBird]

Evee thought a minute, "I need to get some things anyway." she said, doubting the girl would care.

[Princess Finaqua]

As he turned, he might have seen a bit of a smile begin on her face, but it was gone before he could turn around again. She clearly did not smile much but was becoming more comfortab around him if she was even smiling at all.

[exixst]

(Sorry for the long pause in between posts! I could've sworn I posted here... apparently not...)

Gray

"Alright." Gray muttered as she picked her pace up some. After a moment she glanced down at the rag wrapped around her hand and grimaced, noticing how damp the cloth looked. She knew she needed to get some kind of actual bandages on her wound to apply pressure and stop the bleeding, but she hadn't had much time, nor did she know if the resources were even available. "We should get there quickly. We're vulnerable in the dark, and if those guys have night vision technology, we're f***ed."

Zenon

Zenon soon returned with a small pillow and a light blanket, since they were the first he could find. Doing his best to be kind, he approached the girl and gently lifted her head up, sliding the thin pillow in between her skull and the floor, all after he's pulled the wrapping off and disposed of it on the floor. Next he unfolded the blanket and let that fall over her body, though he did this without his hands. "There... sleep well." He wished with a small smile.

[Princess Finaqua]

((xD I have done that a lot.))
"Thank you," she murmured, already feeling a little warmer from the blanket, although part of that was most likely the exhaustion that was taking her to dreamland even as she spoke.

[ShadowOfTheBird]

"Yep, screwed. Can you run, and yes I know this is a stupid question but what the h*** do I have to lose." Evee asked, catching up to her, she looked around. She could see well in the dark, but didn't see any, she hoped it would stay that way.

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Zenon

"No problem." Zenon muttered as she started to fade to sleep. Extending his hand out, he gathered the trash on the floor and sent it to the nearest trashcan, which was just barely within his range. Folding his arms across his chest, he sighed. This place is going to need some serious work. It smells in here. And there's dust everywhere.

Gray

Gray snorted. "Can I run?" She repeated, almost mockingly. "Yeah, you're right that was a stupid question. Of course I can run. But I don't like to, if you're implying that we might be chased. I'd much rather prefer to fight." Gray explained as she walked, looking around. "See anyone? I can't shake the feeling that someone is on our toes. Though, maybe that's just me being paranoid..."

(Ugh, shorts posts from me. Sorry.)

[ShadowOfTheBird]

Evee narrowed her eyes, she kept on walking. She let her heart darken a little to level her powers, darkness was all she knew, she didn't know the light side of things. She glanced at Eve then back in front of her, she hoped she would stay quiet but she usually did.

[Princess Finaqua]

She slept quietly for a bit before she started to move from her nightmares, turning in her sleep and, as she predicted, it began to rain. A cold, heavy, beautiful rain. She woke up quickly after it had not been long at all and she looked out. The rain calmed her. The rain was beautiful to her.

[exixst]

Gray

Gray continued walking, dismissing the fact that her question had been ignored. And she didn't want to repeat herself, anyway. She grumbled quietly when a light rain began falling, which soon turned heavier. Gray didn't mind the rain - in fact, she enjoyed it - but she wasn't too keen on getting soaked while the temperature int he air was dropping. Groaning lightly in complaint, her eyes darted everywhere, searching for anything out of the ordinary. Nothing seemed too out of place, but it was so quiet that she couldn't help but be suspicious. "We're about a mile away from Wal-Mart now. If we stay at this pace, we should-" Gray shut up when she heard the sound of an engine roaring in the distance. Whirling around in place many times, her pale colored eyes eventually saw headlights shining, and moving, too. Luckily they weren't pointed in their direction yet, and were too far away to even fall on the two girls, but they were they. "S***, they're still here..." She muttered under her breath, going tense. She immediately began looking around. "We need to take shelter until they're gone. We're too vulnerable out here."

Zenon

Zenon had made his way to the window by now, and was simply staring out into the night, listening to the sound of rain slapping the pavement. It was soothing, but also stressful, as apparently there were other teens out there. For all he knew, they all could be dead. Eli and Gray were the only two names he remembered hearing from the girl, but there were bound to be others somewhere. And if they were caught up in this rain, or caught by those hunters, or whatever they were called, then they'd definitely not be in a good situation. Sighing, he amused his mind by using a piece of glass to engrave a silly little design into the wall he was leaned up against, using his own hand to carve it with, rather than his mind.