"Yeah, we're leaving," Viktor answered, turning the map on his device's screen towards the others. "This route should get us back to Moscow pretty quickly. A cut through a grove, going around this lake, and then a straight shot at the city's north. We<span style="font-style: italic">should</span>be able to get to the metro systems without too much trouble from there." He lightly pressed a button on the side of the PDA, zooming in on the northernmost part of the capital city's ruins. On the way over, a very uniformly round lake was visible. Not a natural formation, but one caused by the explosion of a very large bomb. Over time, the crater filled up, and the wildlife and people of the region put it to good use.<br/><br/>At the city proper, he marked the closest entryway to the metro system he could find. It likely wasn't one where people lived immediately under, but a tunnel that led to one of the underground dwellings established under the city's surface. A comparably easy way to travel when the surface was covered in collapsed buildings and dangerous mutants. "If we get there, chances are we can find someone who will take us a bit further in. We could also go right for the front door, but that means getting past this." He moved the map again, highlighting a marking on the city street. A large, black rectangle that sealed the road from the next. "Collapsed building. It's unstable, and I don't think a group this big should try to move through it. Too much weight."<br/><br/>This was, of course, assuming they could get to the city before the day was over. Quick route or not, it was a very long trek to be made. Viktor was used to walking long distances, but he wasn't sure about some of the others in their company. A child, a man barely clinging to life, and another that looked nearly as bad. He did hope they managed, though he expected trouble.