The tallest of the group looked at each rebel in turn, suddenly her worry increased tenfold. How was she going to handle taking care of three other semi-human creatures when she doubted she would be able to help herself. She rubbed the back of her neck and exhaled slowly as she thought for a moment. "I'm Skylar, probably the eldest of you guys unless one of you is a small person who has been around more then 20 years." She joked, a nervous laugh passing from her lips.<br/><br/>Her gaze rested on the reptile girl. "You need water soon, right? The easiest thing we can do is find a road or something and hope we get lucky." Sky looked to her side and raised her wings a bit so she could examine the bottom with her hands. She could still feel the damaged and cut feathers, but when she pulled her hands away, she held a few of the feathers in her palm. She definitely hadn't ripped them out... so, she was molting soon. A grin came to her face but immediately it disappeared as she realized she wouldn't be useful at the moment.<br/><br/>Her eyes glanced over to the other winged mutant who sat down in the sand. "When were you last clipped, Arisia? Can you fly?" She asked, unsure anymore about this woman's stability. Sure, Sky couldn't exactly say she expected every creature and mutant to walk out of that place to be sane, but to see a girl who was so similar to her... curled up in a ball and trembling in the dessert made the eldest's skin crawl. "Check your wings, we need someone to find us a road. We could be wander from days and none of us will last more than two." She was estimating. The bird brain didn't know how long you could live without food and she only knew that water was more important than dealing with a growling stomach.<br/><br/>Skylar checked the surrounding areas, the facility a small black box with fencing while specs chaotically and frantically moving around at a variety of speeds. "Dobermans are dealing with the closer experiments. They're occupied until meat runs dry close to their home." Her fists clenched tightly at her sides. "Once they settle everything there or do a damage report, they will send out a group to catch outliers." Narrowing her eyes at the group of females in front of her, she took a step back to examine them better. "I know Arisia and I might not be missing... The Halo project has plentiful experiments and the only bird they haven't had be a success was some white a grey one. At least in my room that was the only failing Halo."<br/><br/>"I... Don't know anything about you two..." She muttered about the youngest and the serpentine creature. "If you're a dangerous or intriguing project, we might have company sooner than I expected..." When she was done, she knelt down next to the one who looked the most human and gave her a sweet smile. "You gonna be okay enough to walk? We could be moving for a long time and you aren't that heavy. I don't want you falling behind."<br/><br/>Once again her eyes fell on the other bird and her smile faded, knowing she was right that they needed to move. "We move soon. Can you fly up and check for roads? As soon as you find one, dive back down here or fly higher and hope they think you are just some scavenger." Sky bit down on her lower lip and sighed. "This is gonna be quite the adventure." She smirked.