As Skylar observed for a moment the kids she was going to be dealing with for awhile, she felt her eyebrows furrow in frustration. They were all a bunch of stubborn females who were possibly going to be a bit hard to handle. Of course, Sky herself knew it would be a pain to handle more than herself, but three women who had all been trapped in a facility, tormented and commanded to do everything they were supposed to do were now free to do what they want. Who would want to listen to some freak just like them demand things from them like her?<br/><br/>The female waved her long fingers toward the reptile, disregarding her comment about a frog and nodded solemnly to the young girl who began walking out on the sand. Maybe this wouldn't be too hard, maybe the bird brain was just panicking over a few stubborn teens. Surely her job wouldn't be too hard. Quickly her gaze fell back on the snake woman, her coughing bringing the bird's attention to her. A grin flashed over her face as she thought of some wicked story she had once heard about large snakes. Someone had spoken about how some reptiles were so bold as to catch a bird of prey for their next supper and some succeeded, others were taken and became the prey. The odd thought danced in her brain and made her wonder just how well two birds and a snake were going to get along in the desert before they found shelter.<br/><br/>Her eyes then darted across the sands to see Arisia struggling on foot to get back to the group, Sky turned on her heels and moved forward just a bit, hoping to help the girl if she passed out or fell to her knees. She didn't exactly know what the hell she would do if it happened, but she knew something needed to be done especially when so much could happen in the middle of the sizzling heat. Skylar could remember talk of heat stroke, though she honestly couldn't tell anyone what such a condition was. If any of these creatures fell prey to something like it, the woman knew they would be doomed in this hellish heat.<br/><br/>Skylar nodded to the girl's words and smiled warmly at the thought of being close to civilization. Soon they would have something cool to wet their dry lips and fill their aching stomachs and without warning, the eldest of the group began the trek south. "All right. You guys heard her. I'm hungry and craving something other than gruel. I'm thinking some actual meat and I think... potato chips! Believe that's what some people brought to lunch, right? Let's see what snacks we can get." She spoke loud enough for the small group to hear and turned to look at Salem in the back with a grin.<br/><br/>The woman's face fell and her heart almost beat out from her chest as she saw black figures in the distance. They were half way between the little building they were once trapped in and the current location of the group. Sky's dark eyes widened and she clenched her fists to her sides. "Run. Come on, move!" She yelled and darted forward, her mind racing as she thought of just where they would be heading to keep the dobermen off their tails. The building Arisia had mentioned... they might be able to hide behind the place until the experiments did the search inside, and then sneak into the concrete walls when they were fruitless to find their targets. Anywhere else out here was too spread apart. No real dunes to mask their location and they wouldn't be able to hide behind some tumbleweed as it racked across the sand.