After a moment's thought, the red haired woman sighed in defeat. This place was more convenient than the Boggan was now, and wading through refugees proved to be just as torturous as sitting at the shrine and waiting for something to happen or someone to come by. Besides, after receiving a look like just had just been given, she felt a bit bad for doubting him in the first place.<br/><br/>"Point taken. Let's just go inside," she said. Erin turned to the door of the establishment and pushed it open. The sound of the music was even better already, and helped to instantly improve her mood. But there was still a part of her that told her that<i>something</i>was wrong with this place, something Kohdeki wasn't telling them.