Carina followed Aiden weaving in and out of the stockpiles stopping and ducking every once in a while when she thought she heard a crunch of leaves or  the firm even footsteps that indicated a guard was nearby. When they were clear of the piles, only a stretch of grass was left between them and beginning of the forest, and it was all she could do not to run that final stretch and keep up their careful fast walking.<br/><br/>Carina was hard pressed not to grin. They were on the other side of the wall, the other side!  She leaned against a wide tree, trying to get her heart out of her throat.  Once her breath evened out she listened to Aidenâ€™s plan. She hadnâ€™t actually thought about what they would do if they made it out of the facility.<br/><br/>â€œThat sounds a lot better than anything I had in mindâ€¦. run and keep running wouldnâ€™t have gotten us very far, I donâ€™t think.â€ She blushed running a hand through her hair and pushing herself off of the tree and walked a few feet to her right. She heard the babbling stream before she saw it. She stuck her foot it, grimacing a bit. Cold, but not intolerable. She was grateful that winter was just ending and spring was about to come, or else this would have been worse. She hefted her bag up higher on her back and away from the water.<br/><br/>Carina looked back at Aiden â€œHow far is this stream from the town andâ€¦you really think theyâ€™ll notice us gone by tomorrow?â€ she asked a bit worried, wondering if they would manage to put enough space between them and the guards they would send. Carina went deeper into the stream until she was up to just below her hip, but she was still able to keep her feet on the bottom.  â€œFollow the current down?â€ she asked. She wasnâ€™t too familiar with where exactly this area was.