After making sure that this was all that he wanted, Jay started to put them in a backpack that he had with him. He had a few supplies in his backpack, course maybe a few of them were unneeded supplies. Inside there was a first aid kit and a battery operated hair buzzer that he stole from a barber shop out North somewhere, along with a pack of batteries.  As Jay Kyung was walking, he was trying his best to make his footsteps as quiet as possible and move as quick as he could to not be seen. He didn't want that Rottie after him, not after what he saw he did to that Husk. Jay finally made his way toward the entrance, making sure that those people who were also in the store, did not see him.<br/><br/>He exited the store, looking around for a little to make sure there were no zombies, then he proceeded out of the store, bow in one hand. Though he made it out about halfway into the street until he saw about 2 Runners coming his way.<span style="font-style: italic">I'm a Runner magnet it seems...</span>he thought as he took a arrow out of his quiver and lined it up. Pulling the bow string back and aiming carefully, he kept backing up to give him some space. After lining it up right, he let it go. The arrow managed to land right between the eyes, deep into the skull. One Runner made it to him but he quickly kicked it away with a Front Snap kick. Taekwondo, it pays to take classes, but surely it does pay off in the end. This type of kick, is the first learned in TKD, but it can be the most powerful and can surely injure.<br/><br/>After kicking it away, he watched it stumble and fall over. Jay made his way over to it and practically stomped on it's head. Yes, he had very nice shoes, now with blood on them. "Such nice shoes..." he sighed, going over to the other Runner and pulling the arrow out of it's head, also stomping on it. He put the arrow back into his quiver to be used for later. Best to save what you have, right? Make use of it. Jay wiped his shoes on the asphalt, leaving a blood trail stained ground as he walked off. Though, something did catch his eye, he could have sworn he saw part of a bush move. Glancing at the bush, he started to have second thoughts, walking toward it. But then stopped, reminding himself that it probably was a dog or cat of some sort and decided to dismiss the action of seeing what it really was. From there, Jay kept walking, leaving the bush alone and going about to wander the streets to see if there was anything else useful for him.<br/><br/>It's what he wanted to do though. Instead, he stopped again, and turned his head to look at the bush once more. Something isn't right about that... he thought. He knew that if anything was behind that bush, he'd choose whether to kill it or not. But right now, curiosity was getting to him. So he advanced toward it once more, cautious though. He walked toward it and stopped for a moment, standing about 5 feet away in front of the bush, staring at it as if he knew something wasn't right.