IT made sense now. If she had been alone, she probably would have slipped by him. She was protecting someone, someone beyond herself. If nothing else, she was still... human. He took stock of himself, and pulled the googles back on. He took a breath and tried to relax. The sword she wielded had him on edge... that and the millions of post-humans who could come down upon them at any moment.<br/><br/>"Yeah... I'm kinda attached to them." He said with a slight smirk. He fell in behind her as she looked to exit.<br/><br/>"Made a kill of a deer down the avenue, we could-" He looked in the direction of his kill, but instead of quiet street, he saw something far worse then dilapidated buildings. Several humanoid forms were devouring the deer, unaware of them. They usually didn't come out into the day unless they were hungry, or there was a large number of them. These three had to be ravenous.<br/><br/>"Damn." he said under his breath. He tapped the woman's' shoulder to get her to notice the figures and put a finger to his lips. He throw up an army hand symbol to indicate the danger, the number, and direction. He quickly nocked an arrow, wondering what Delphine's move would be. His instinct was to move off, nice and slow, but that had it's own risks.