Time was moving far too quickly for Audrey's liking as they moved through the building. It seemed the sun always set faster when you didn't want it to, and when they finally made it to the sewers, it was dusk. There was a small frown on her lips as she moved down the ladder, going last to make sure the others were safe. It had been well over a hundred years since the city had running water and the sewers were dried up. All that was left behind was an abandoned system of underground roads that Audrey liked to use. She didn't know why the demons hadn't taken control of it, but she was glad for it. It was the best way to get in and out of the city.<br/><br/>Through the twists and turns, Audrey took her time so that the two following her wouldn't hurt themselves any more than they already hurt. Still, the irritation on her face showed how much she just wanted to get home. She had to touch base with Daniel about why they hadn't met up before returning to camp. She hoped that he wouldn't be too mad at her for ditching him but with her new strangers, it put her far behind schedule for meeting up with him. Of course, they always had the agreement that they would meet at a certain time and if one didn't return, they went back to the camp. If one of them died, there was no sense in the other standing there waiting - though, if Audrey was being honest, she would go after Daniel to make sure he was okay.<br/><br/>Stopping at the bottom of a new ladder, Audrey turned back towards Remiel and Kol. "Okay. I know you guys are hurt and we're going to get you back into shape, but there are some rules. First of all, this camp is a safe haven for people. We try to avoid any talk of the city as it doesn't help. Everyone is going to be really nice and help you out, but please return the favor if possible. We all help out and once you're healed, if you wish to stay, you'll have to help out, too." She paused and looked to Remiel and frowned.<br/><br/>"The camp isn't going to take too kindly to you. Fair warning. You'll be watched closely and trust will be hard to earn. When you're healed, we'll talk about whether or not you'll be offered a chance to stay." Audrey doubted that it would happen but she had to give the benefit here. It was only fair as a leader to do so.<br/><br/>Turning around again, she climbed up the ladder before offering a hand to Kol. Leading them through the brush, Audrey pushed aside a rather large branch to reveal a large camp. Tents, teepees, and other makeshift coverings were spotted along the area and even a few tarps that they managed to find were tied up into the trees to keep the area somewhat dry during the rainy seasons. Stepping into the camp, she looked to Kol with a soft smile.<br/><br/>"I'll leave you with our camp doctor so he can take a look at you. He'll have you right as rain in no time. Uh," she paused and looked to Remiel. "Our doctor isn't really used to dealing with Angels, but from what I know, you heal quick enough anyway. I would like to have a private conversation with you. So we'll be going somewhere else." Walking through the camp, there were young children playing in the pathway between the makeshift homes and little fires as families were cooking their meals.<br/><br/>Wandering down the pathway, Audrey stopped at a large tent with a watered-down firepit outside. "Jonas?" A tall man, nearly 6' 3" stepped out of the tent and smiled at Audrey. "Hey, boss..." Audrey shook her head at the title but smiled at him. "I have someone here who needs you to look her over." Turning towards Kol, she smiled at the small woman. "This is Jonas. He'll help you out, and I'll be back to check on you...Oh, and before I forget, here Jonas..." Taking off the bag from her back, she handed it to the doctor. "I'll go back and try and find more but that should help for now.<br/><br/>As Audrey wandered off, Jonas smiled to Kol pleasantly, though look concerned as he looked her over. "Looks like you've been through hell. Come inside, let's take a look..."<br/><br/>Audrey walked off with Remiel quietly and glanced over to him. "Normally, I don't allow those I don't trust to bring weapons into camp, but I suppose taking that sword away from you wouldn't make any difference, huh?" Her eyes were still looking around the camp for Daniel, hoping he made it back okay but she was still focused on the Angel. She didn't trust him for one moment.