As Tina continued to drive, Adira could do nothing but face forward. She was silent for a while. In her head she was trying to process all that had happened and all that may happen next. It was all going by so fast and she hadnâ€™t expected that from Brady. It was her first time, and she assumed, everyone elseâ€™s first time seeing anything like that. She sighed to herself and pinched the bridge of her nose; her glasses were pushed up to the top of her head. As her vision blurred she could feel the weight of the world resting heavily on her shoulders. The only reason that she felt like this was simply because she now knew that it was solely up to her to keep track of what went on in the house. She had to constantly watch the map and their steps as they fought against these mutant beings. She found it slightly overwhelming but she knew better than to feel that way. At least she was useful to the group right? At least she wasnâ€™t in Claireâ€™s shoesâ€¦<br/><br/>Adira unfolded her map and her eyes began to skim the area. Before Tina could get on her case she said aloud, â€œI think if we make a right up here and then another left at the next corner we should find a somewhat safe area to be able to put the body in the alley and burn it without bringing too much attention to ourselves.â€ She looked up and then out of the window.<br/><br/>â€œGreat thanks.â€ Tina then said as she pushed the gas a little more.<br/><br/>â€œI guess what I should do next is prepare the body. From what Iâ€™m seeing itâ€™s just as Claire predicted, heâ€™s still alive but faintly. Weâ€™ve got enough time to head over to that alley.â€ Ty rolled the body over and began to bind it with the ropes that he had in the back with him. He also checked to make sure that they had plenty of lighter fluid and matches so that they could get this over with.<br/><br/>Trish looked to Claire, her eyes were a little tired. She managed to escape the wrath of that armored mutant, but to her dismay one of their comrades hadnâ€™t made it once again. Their group had been diminished to herself, Claire, Ty, Tina, and Adira. Five people? How in the hell were they supposed to stop whatever was churning out those bastards? She pounded her fist against the window in frustration. â€œIâ€™m losing my damn mind. What are we going to do with just us? We lost this many people in just two days and do you guys think weâ€™ll survive another week after this attack? What the hell was that shit back there!?â€ Trish raised her voice. Her hands started to shake. She reached in her breast pocket and pulled out a cigarette and lit it. She inhaled the fumes and then slowly exhaled. This definitely had Trish all in a knot. Their bullets didnâ€™t work, so how were they supposed to fight against these things?<br/><br/>Adira turned her body just a bit to look back at Trish whoâ€™d begun to fidget with herself. She then turned back to look at the map. Holding it tightly, she leaned forward and pressed her forehead against the passenger side seat. With outbursts like that, the team could be torn apart whether they liked it or not. The people making these things and sending out only wanted a world where they controlled it. It was obvious what their plans were when you applied deductive reasoning. What was killing her was that it seemed that there was no way to get into the building that remained untouched during their times of espionage. Adira felt the car shift. It was taking a left to the dead end alley that she spoke of.<br/><br/>Robotically, everyone began to make haste without saying a word. Tina got out of the car first to open the trunk area where Ty and the now mutated Brady were. She helped pull him out and drag him the dead end part of the alley. The lights of the hummer truck shone on the body, giving them enough light in the darkness to illuminate the entire alley. Adira got out as well, but kept her distance and continued to look at the map. She tried to find the quickest way to get to their destinations, but she also tried to figure out the best path to get to that building. The people that they had left were dwindling in numbers and she was sure that Claire would want to take action.<br/><br/>Trish, however, remained in the car unwilling to get out and say anything else to anyone. She had much rather be alone after all that. The entire ordeal was becoming too much and she wasnâ€™t too certain about what she could and could not handle at this point. Her mindset had went from anything to unsure.<br/><br/>----<br/><br/>Meanwhile with the walls of Excelleron, a man of a tall stature sat at his desk, watching clips of the city. Many areas were set a blaze, while others were being raided by the fiends. He sat back in his chair and turned to see his assistant waiting patiently for his next command. â€œIt seems that almost everyone is being wiped out. One thing seems to bother me, however. I have not heard from the one I sent out ages. The tracking device seems to have dimmed out as wellâ€¦â€ The man spoke aloud before turning his back to the female. â€œNo matter, I have other things to attend to. Report back to me when you have certain data that everyone in the city has been wiped out. I would also like reports from the research team about how the infection is advancing. I expect great results.â€<br/><br/>â€œYes sir.â€ The woman merely replied as she turned heel and quickly left the room to fetch what he wished for. Soon, he would take over the city. With how well the virus was going, he would then take over the next city and then the entire state. Within a few years he would expect to take over the surrounding states and then the rest of the world.