Jayee continued on and paused for only a second to check the half-demolished sign to her left. Nodding quietly as she stood back up and continued. "Im not sure what part this is to be honest. Either people abandoned this place or the President wiped them out. We cant really be sure. This place was like this when we arrived and there werent many clues to tell us what happened." she explained as the undergrowth and trees began to get thicker.<br/><br/>Coming to a stop as she heard his yell, she looked behind her and saw him all tangled up. She couldnt help the soft laugh that left her as she found comedy in the situation he was in. Sighing softly, she smiled and turned back around to help him. Bending down, she raised his head a bit and looked into his eyes with a smile. "You seem to be stuck. Need some help?" she asked before she got back up. Carefully manuvering around his body as she started to untangle him and his bags. Picking up his bags, she easily carried them a few feet before stopping and waiting for him. The amusement still glimmered in her eyes as she watched him still struggle through the thicker undergrowth. "Dont worry. We're almost there. A few more feet and we will be out of the 'jungle'." she teased with a gentle but amused smile.<br/><br/>As they continued on, it turned out she was right. After only a few more feet, the undergrowth and trees started thinning out until there werent anymore. They arrived at a ten foot tall, black gate that had two guards posted on both sides. The guards stood at attention the moment they saw her and opened the gates wide. Jayee nodded to them as they walked past, the rest of the group not far behind. As they entered the gates, the apartments wrapped around in a half-circle, surrounding a courtyard with a fountain in the middle. The apartments were in excellent shape compared to the rest of the city. There were many people out in the courtyard, talking and laughing while mothers watched their kids play. It was a community of people that had to survive on the little things.