“Yeah, right,” he answered in a sort of haze before realizing exactly who ‘he’ was referring to. “Oh! Right.” He turned and gazed towards the crumpled beast, still not believing that either. “That’s a he? Would have classified it more of an it.” Backing away, he glanced at the battered truck. “And exactly how are we going to get out of here, hmm? I don’t exactly think hiking through this hellpit is a great idea.” Julius was hesitant to walk closer to her, but he finally did. It wasn’t out of repulsion, but just the same way he didn’t exactly want to get closer to any of the creatures here. The whole shock factor and all.<br/><br/>“I’m going to go ahead and leave this up to your lead, though. I can’t exactly say I know what the hell is going on.” He gave a nod of his head and his eyes shot back around the forest, expecting something else to come for them at any given time. Suddenly, the idea of being back in that house with the man who he was thinking was slightly less crazy by the second didn’t seem like such a terrible idea.