As Jodi gets dropped off on a roof in the city, London, the first thing she does is look around with disbelief. London looked even worse than Amsterdam or Rotterdam. Her mouth dropped as she sees the giant ghost town. She sees the crystals that were the cause of this apocalyptic virus that killed so many innocent people in the distance. Then she looks around. Apparently she's the first to arrive here in Britain. But why did they drop her off in the Capitol of England, London. Isn't the virus still dangerous? She continues staring at the empty and eerie city. It doesn't even look like the city from all the pictures she has seen with the strange looking buses and the London Eye. She sits down on the edge of the roof and takes one of the scopes of her riffle out to take a better look around as she waits for others to arrive. She still has no idea why she's there and what is expected of her. Did she get dropped of at the wrong place? With that thought she looks around at the leaving aircraft and seems worried. Being alone in a ghost town isn't her favorite thing to do, but she has learned to just wait and believe that everything will be alright. Otherwise she'll have to go out on street and find her way to the right place herself.<br/><br/>She sighs and stares at the sky as she lays her rifle on her lap. She attaches the scope. Her rifle lights up like a candle. It illuminates a bright green light that slowly fades again. She looks at a small screen on the side of her weapon to check how much ammo she has left in her riffle. She then looks through the scope once more to receive information about the things she aims on. It's something new that they added, but she actually has no idea how it works. She always worked with old fashion sniper rifles and assault rifles as more advanced weapons, like the one she holds now, are too expensive for the Dutch army to afford. They barely have enough food for all the soldiers that are left. She isn't very used to all the advanced gadgets the soldiers of the other remained armies have nowadays. She usually sticks to the old fashioned way.