"Oh, I see."<br/><br/>Mikayla replied to Aerius. She remember him always being obsessed with an apocalypse that hadn't come yet. An apocalypse she doubted was going to come. Not that she'd be rude and tell him so. She always tried to humor his obsession, even if she thought it was crazy. The Cleveland Browns were more likely to the Super Bowl then the world coming to an end. At least, that's what Mikayla personally thought.<br/><br/>"You always did want to be prepared."<br/><br/>Mikayla said, looking at the gun and nodded her head about the vaccination. Aerius was so smart, he could use that intelligence to focus on vaccinations for people with real illnesses, not worry about something that will never happen. She also knew he had very few loved ones. She never could wrap her mind around the fact his parents hadn't wanted to be parents to him. Her own parents had constantly invited him to their house, so he could get an idea what a normal family was supposed to be like.<br/><br/>"You planning to go to the game Saturday?"<br/><br/>She asked, changing the subject. It was the first home game and a pretty big deal, at least to anyone who enjoyed college football. Mikayla was planning to go.