Her heart picked up slightly when he'd offered her to stay, and she cursed herself for it, all the more confused. She didn't understand why she'd grown an attachment to him, everything aside, she'd only known him for 24 hours at most. She knew it wasn't wise to have a stranger grow on her, and his offer to let her rest up in his home should've set off alarms in her head, but it didn't for some reason. She told herself she should be wary of his motives, but she trusted him more than she'd like to admit. However, before she could answer, she saw his body stiffen as he sat up. She followed his gaze, frowning when he froze. When he explained what he saw, her stomach dropped, and she ran her fingers through her hair. Sitting up on her knees, she peered out the hole in the wall, seeing that they were inching closer. She sat back, flipping through ideas in her head. She swallowed thickly, turning to him.<br/><br/>"Okay, there's an issue.... we can't get out of here without them seeing us. It looks like there's three of them. I can, no, have, to take them. So..." she looked around, spotting a dig out and turning back. "You can't do anything with that leg, at all. So, since the door to this shed is still intact, you're just gonna have to hid in here." She'd taken a dune wolf before, though it was alone. She'd gotten away with a mere scratch, so she believed she could do it again. Besides, they're not smart creatures, and she had weapons. She nudged him along the far wall and dropped to her knees, digging through her bag. She drew a gun, a powerful one, that she stole from the armory and a long knife, looking back to him with a sigh.<br/><br/>"I don't really have a better idea, and they know we're here... so, here." She handed him her backpack. "Unless you have a better plan, i'll try not to die, yeah? And, you know, if i do, i'd like to think i'd take a couple with me so, they should be distracted enough for you get get the upper hand from through that hole." She gave him a small smile. She sat back up, out of the line of sight for anything outside the shed and began to make sure she had enough fire power in her weapons. She peered out the hole again and saw a rather large rock, one that she thinks she'd be able to get over to without too much trouble. The plan was to sneak out and lock the doors to the shed, keeping Arc safe, and taking them out as best she could. They didn't have supplies to outsmart them, she thought, so she created a plan in her head. However, she wouldn't do so without him being ready, or okay with it. But from her point of view, there was nothing left to do.