Food did not sound like a bad idea since it has been about a day or so since they have gotten a full meal. Gimmel doubted that they would find anything here in this city, not after that encounter with Annabelle. â€œI think food is a good idea, but Iâ€™m not sure thereâ€™s anything good around unless you want to reduce yourself to cannibalism or spill the blood of a human.â€ His tone was somewhat morbid though he was somewhat speaking the truth. This was not exactly the friendliest city youâ€™d pass through, and if Simon was right about it dying then it only made sense that there was nothing here. Therefore they should not bother with searching until they reached just beyond the checkpoint. But even then there was no guarantee that anything would be found; not only was the city dying but the world as well, slowly, because of humans and their wars.<br/><br/>Beyt seemed to agree with him but for whatever reason she was not saying much. It looked like there was a lot on her mind so he just let it go.<br/><br/>â€œIf we have any chance of finding food, we should leave the city or else wind up as food ourselves.â€ He snorted as he looked to Beyt and Jhene again. The two seemed to be feeling better now so if they left perhaps it would not be much of a problem. Beyt was still licking at that bullet wound; it would take some time to heal. As for Jheneâ€¦ whatever she went through, he wasnâ€™t sure if it would happen again or not and it worried him a bit. He would definitely have to make sure that he got some answers from Beyt later, when they were away from the other wolvesâ€¦ and he wondered if this would be the perfect time to try to set up an opportunity. He quickly went over a few thoughts in his mind but decided to not put them in motion just yet. He found it odd how driven he was to find these answers, which was partially why he was holding back.<br/><br/>Looking out to the street, there were a good many humans lurking about. It would be risky to leave here as they were. There was always the alley behind them but there was no telling hwere it could lead, it could very well lead deeper into the city in the complete opposite direction where they needed to go. â€œEither way,â€ Gimmel continued, â€œif we leave we should wait until itâ€™s a bit safer. The humans seem restless this morning.â€ There was an edge to his tone as well that showed he was eager to get going but his body language was calm and collected.<br/><br/>Beyt seemed eager to get going as well but she was also calm. It was hard not to lick her wound but she knew she shouldnâ€™t irritate it. Perhaps rest was the better idea after all, waiting it out until everyone knew for certain that they would be alright for travel. This was one of the few things that made her glad to have a brother like Gimmel; he always seemed to be looking out for everyone even if he was still wary. She still felt uneasy since she knew he was bound to question her again. She did not want to let the others down and be responsible for any deathsâ€¦ It was still all so strangeâ€¦ she looked down at the ground while she thought before looking to Jhene and the others again.<br/><br/>â€œGimmel might be right,â€ she said suddenly, â€œperhaps we should rest to make sure everyone is alrightâ€¦ I speak mostly for myself because my shoulder is still sore.â€