Mildred didn't mean to ignore the help. She really hadn't, but she was just so focused on the birds and harvesting what was usable that when a hand was placed on her shoulder, she nearly had a heart attack. Spinning around to glare at the poor messenger, she nearly throttled the guy as he delivered his message. "Why didn't you find me sooner!" Calling him a few choice words under her breath, she grabbed her bag and rushed out of her tent. That would probably explain where most of the people had gotten too. Why they needed her on the train as well was a mystery to her, but she wasn't about to ignore a direct order from higher up. Or an indirect order since it didn't come from the horse's mouth so to speak.<br/><br/>Nearly skidding into one of the sentry's on the platform, she had to apologize. And get a lecture about running and manners. Which she only really half listened to if she was being completely honest. Once she got the info she needed though, she bounded onto the train and quickly took a seat anywhere. She had made it. Even if it was last minute, she had made it.