Amidst his wary looks to the forest and constant listening for any far off sounds that might be some new horror, Julius was doing his best to process the entire situation he was in and he had come to a small conclusion; this was by far the worst place he had ever found himself in. Was it nice to have someone around like Morgan who might understand his powers? Not as much as he once thought it might be. Slightly disappointing, in fact. Just more absurdity caused by this terrible and unnatural ability he had and, even worse, now he had a chance to see how other things did exist and how they were just as terrible if not more! It all sat a bit sour in the man’s chest, and his normally aloof mood wasn’t improved in the least bit by it.<br/><br/>At her words, his eyes flew forwards and he gazed directly at the house. Ohhh, thank the gods above! They might not be eaten or trampled alive after all. Still, it looked bleak for actually getting out of here, but safety was the top priority on the man’s mind at the moment. Once he was inside sturdy walls, he’d give himself more time to think over it. Picking up the pace, Julius seemed unconcerned with Katie’s ability to keep up as he made a direct line for the house. Though he had made a few friends, his overall motto was one of  ‘every ‘man who can shoot crazy lightening out of his hands’ for himself’, and it was one that had kept him safe and (relatively) out of trouble over the past years.<br/><br/>With the quickened pace, he could feel the cramping start in his lower calf muscle. It had been quite a while since he had to physically run anywhere. While he might always be moving from town to town, he was normally in a car at worst even despite his love hate relationship with anything that could go kaboom under his power. It was a literally painful reminder that, for a while, things has been going so well before he fouled it all up. That he had friends and a nice place of his own to relax and had been having a somewhat normal life. Then, as always, his power mucked it up for him.  Mood sinking further, there came a distinct displeased look over his face now, and a dulling to his bright eyes. He had really enjoyed his friends there, especially the one who he’d left standing next to a completely destroyed car looking at him like the creature that he was. They’d been getting along so well that it felt, well, normal for once. But normal wasn’t for him, it appeared.<br/><br/>Julius took in a deep breath, letting it out quickly to expel the rotten thoughts as rapidly as he could. The house. He had just had to focus on getting to the house, and that was all.