Yuri hadn't done it expecting a thanks. She was a leader and leaders did what needed to be done. She needed allies and he needed help. This could be a give and take thing. Even if it wasn't she couldn't just leave a man down. She couldn't leave a fellow soldier to inevitably die. Damn the leader in her. She shouldn't care when he was just a human. She shook her head. She might have been searching for mutants for her allies but a powerful soldier such as he could be just as great an asset. The first thought had been the mutant in her. That is something people didn't get. Mutants like Yuri had a second conscious which was the mutant. Where the first is the human. Usually the mutant was louder but in her the human tended to voice its opinion the loudest. Every now and then the mutant reared its ugly head her way.<br/><br/>She studied the soldier. He seemed to be sturdy but she could get him to the underground. Her eyebrow quirked at the just his luck comment. "Luck has nothing to do with it. It was skill and combative experience. Luck just kept you from dying there on that battlefield." She said seriously. Muttering something as she checked him over. Looking at the walls and spotted the one she was looking for. Nodding her head. Best option was to take this soldier underground with her. She needed to check in with her fighters. The Rebels were a strong group who needed to work together with human allies. None of the humans and mutants in the underground ever fought. They were a unified city down there. It was mutants and humans above ground, the good mutants not the bad ones, that had issues living as one.<br/><br/>She moved and turned her back. Lowering herself to the ground and pulled his arm around her neck. Wrapping an arm around his waist. "Come on soldier. Here is not the place to rest. Here is just momentary repreive from the war above ground. I'm taking you to the base. This abover base is only used for momentary reprieve. It can not be penetrated by Hell Scouts or other hell mutants. Thanks to Momo that is. Genius that woman is." She said simply. Holding onto his good side tightly and heaved him up onto his feet. Holding his arm over her shoulder. Moving slowly but not too much so. "The battle rages and only the strong or the unified shall survive this war. You are strong but we are unified." She said. "It allies with our strength and makes us a force to be reckoned with. You soldier...are a force in your own right to be reckoned with."<br/><br/>She spoke like a leader instead of the appearance age of sixteen. She was the leader of the rebellion but no one outside the underground knew of this. She moved her hand from around his waist and leaned him against the corner as they got to the hidden entrance only she or the second in command could open. "Taking you to a sanctuary for human and mutants alike." She informed him. She touched the wall. "Air. Fire. Water. Earth. Earth. Fire. Water. Fire. Air." She said. The elements forming in her hand and shooting into the wall. The sound of clickings could be heard as the ever changing code was accepted. Each day it was different. For her second in command it was a different type of combonation lock. The wall began to grind downwards. Slowly the steel wall revealed itself to be stone. Making a thunking sound as it clicked into the ground below.<br/><br/>She threw a wind orb through out the room. Blowing out the torches and flicked the hidden switch. The warehouse went back to being a windowed warehouse. She then wrapped her arm around his waist once more. Taking more of his weight on her than a willowy figure like her should have been able to have. The strength and endurance of a mutant was far surpassing that of a human. Even the females were stronger than most human males. It was the curse of the genetics. A curse that was also a strength.<br/><br/>She led him down the tunnel that went downwards. "We'll get you better medical attention in the city." She informed him. Commanding the wall to seal. "Sealien." She called out. ~Command Accepted. Proceed to the city~ Came an electronic voice through the stone walls of the hidden passageway. She walked slowly but surely down the tunnel. It twisted and turned yet split off in various places. Still she walked without the aide of a light. She led him soon towards a yellowish green glowing that revealed a cliff when they burst out into it. Inside the large massive cave was a city made of stone and lights that came from glowing moss. There was a beautiful city that looked straight out of an old science fiction movie. The city looked made of ivory and glass.<br/><br/>She turned him and walked down the steep slope with him. There was animals and even fields of food. Not enough to feed the whole city but there was all kinds of shops. An arms shop. A pawn shop. A clothing shop. Various other little places.<span style="font-style: italic">A man with salt and pepper hair walked over. "General!" He saluted. "You have returned to us. Was the search successful?" He asked. Taking ahold of Weston. "I will help you. Is this a new ally? Or merely a soldier of arms?" He asked.</span>She look at Lieutenant Jackson. "Lieutenant...he is currently a wounded human soldier. Like yourself he is human. We are taking him to the medical ward. Giving him a full examination. He is a fighter and we shall see if he will be an ally. We can use all the allies we can get. I have seen first hand he is a skilled fighter." She said. With Lieutenant Jackson's help she got Weston to the medical wing.<br/><br/>She looked at Jackson. "Get him laying on the medic table." She commanded in a no nonsense leader voice.<span style="font-style: italic">"Yes general! Right away!" The man said. Putting Weston on the table. Looking at him. "I will send the medic. I will also arrange for food to be brought to you." He looked at Yuri. "By your leave General." He saluted and vanished into the city once more.</span>Yuri watched a medic come over. "Tend to his injuries first than check for anything else that needs tending to."<span style="font-style: italic">The woman saluted. "As you wish General." She said with a warm smile. She began to examine the various injuries. Taking cleansing rags and began to clean the blood from the various injury points.</span><br/><br/>Yuri looked at him. "What is your name soldier?" She asked. "You may call me Yuri. As of yet it is unknown whether you will be an ally but the way I see it...you won't last much longer on your own. Especially without ammo. The way I also see it is we have a common enemy. Thus should join forces. The result being you get more ammo and a place to bunker down without worry of harm. Even if you refuse I'll be kind enough to give you a small ration of ammo. Can't have you dying because we refused someone aide." She said. Her tone all general right then. "That said you should rest here until you are healed. I will continue to do my job. It would be great to have a new ally which is what I set out searching for today but until I saw you and followed you it seemed I was coming back empty handed." She looked him over. "For a human you are strong."<br/><br/>She looked thoughtful as the woman continued cleaning him. "What were you doing taking on Hell Scouts with a couple Hell Vangels with just a speckling of men? None of them mutants at that? It was a suicide mission when your men clearly did not follow your orders. You are one strong soldier to come out of that ambush alive." She stood and walked around. Checking things. "I am Yuri. This city is a haven for mutant and human alike. It is where we live in peace with one another. We are the good mutants...the Rebels. We would like to request you as an ally."