Dripping wet Marina approached the edge of the cave with the strange fellow near the exit too. With her arms crossed over her uniformed chest she peaked outside to be eyeing the storm that was getting worst. She tighten the embrace around her to help avoid the cold, but found it useless. Not only the situation wasn’t helping especially with the company not being friendly. Marina slumped her shoulders as she backed herself more into the cave. Mentally, debating if she should stay or go. In a rational sense it was better to stay for her own safety. It was already bad enough she taken a fall. The accident could’ve killed her. She didn’t want to risk another death trap.<br/><br/>As unwelcoming the man was beside her and it bothered her to no end, Marina agreed that it was a smarter move to remain there. She prayed silently that the storm would pass quickly. Chewing on her lower lip to keep the hindering sigh still on her tongue. Marina walked back with her head slightly down and found a smooth large stone she was able to sit on. Leaning her back against the wall she found it bizarre how warm it was. Not knowing the scientific facts behind this she didn’t question it too much. Her mind would wonder about it later. Marina’s eyes glanced over at the green haired man who just stood not too far away from her. He was just merely across away from her. Studying his appearance before making her observation known to him verbally. A realization hitting her. Staring straight at him. “You were the student Dr. Yates was gloating about earlier today. ‘Brilliant, yet wild’ as he quoted. He was excited for me to meet you, but we never got to meet. Until now. Is this you Mr. Allen?”