Tina couldn't help but agree with Claire. It had been an extremely long night and right now wasn't the time to be thinking about Excelleron. Alot had happened and within just a few moments. She saw two dead people in one day. And sure she saw dead people lying around this place all the time and of course it always suprised her. But these people, they had meant something to her. These were people that had been close to them and had been a part of their team. They had helped the team progress through their rough patches and had helped them as they went out to scavenge the area. Their help and their presence with them would not be forgotten, Tina was sure of it. They won't have died in vain.<br/><br/>With their attention directed towards something at the end of the alley, Tina nodded and hurry on to the vehicle and entered it. They had all definintely been through enough today. Mentally she felt like she'd been run through a patch of rose thorns. Exhaling, she started the car and leaned back into her seat. Adira looked up to see Claire beaming at her. It truly made her happy to be able to hear that she had done well. She hadn't meant for it to be a speech, but before she knew it she was spilling her feelings out to the entire group. Trish smiled as well. Adira knew that Trish had always treated her as if she were a younger sister. They were pretty close in age, but Trish always had that air about her whenever she took care of her.<br/><br/>"Thank you," She said finally. "I just sort of felt like I had to say something." She then said as she dug the map from her back pocket. Unrolling it for Claire, she went on ahead and handed it to her. Come to think of it, the only person that had gone over the map with her ever had been Claire. No one else seemed to touch the map. Perhaps this had something to do with the fact that Clare had been the acting leader of the group so of course she would take charge of what their next move should be and where. Somehow, Adira took a little pride in that.<br/><br/>"Alright just tell me where to go and I'll get us there fast. It's a few hours before the morning comes so we've got to get out of here and somewhere safe. We're much too close to the heart of the city right now." Tina reminded, her back to the rest of everyone in the back. Trish nodded and moved to the passenger side seat to sit with Tina while Ty remained in the back with Claire and Adira. Adira sat between the two, but she was leaning more towards Claire, to get a good look at the map of course. She felt like she had to make sure she agree with Claire's actions, although she kept finding herself agreeing with her either way no matter the decision she made. At least she was able to make a decision, ya know?<br/><br/>"MIght I suggest something?" Adira piqued. "I think that we should head a bit further away from our previous location. It's about an hour from here, but we still have that one safe house. For some reason those things aren't drawn there. I've been doing a lot of reserach since our first time arriving at our previous place. Anytime you guys went out there, I always marked where you went and the path you took. This is one of the only places that I know of that the infected haven't been spotted. I think that with this knowledge I can only be about 85% certain that we will have less trouble there than we had at our last spot. It should give us enough time to prepare ourselves for another encounter. I also think that this gives us the opportunity to plan our next course of action against Excelleron." Slowly she exhaled and began to play with her wisteria braid.<br/><br/>She'd never talked so much before, but tonight she was all flabber jawed. When she noticed this herself, she cleared her throat and tried to find something or somehwere else to look at. She could feel the eyes of the others in the car boring into her. They were probably just as surprised as she was to see her join in on their conversation. Adira was more than determined and she couldn't understand why. For months she had felt okay about doing their usual routine, but right now she felt this sudden urge to go to Excelleron. She just knew that she would be able to go there and stop this madness or even find the answers as to why the city had broken out as it did. It all seemed like rainbows and happiness. This 'cure' had brought forth a new age. People feared murder much more than they had feared dying of disease. This modern medicine had cured many people and many that had seen this had decided to recieve this cure as a precaution.<br/><br/>Based on her data, they had been one of the few that had not gotten any of this. Not any of them had shown signs of having had been injected nor had none of them spoken up about having it touch their blood stream. It was odd to say the least, but true. So they made it a thing not to go any where near the stuff until they had the equipment, which for the the past three months they haven't had the chance. And the only people right now that might even be remotely capable of looking at the stuff and figuring out what was in it was her and Tina. Tina for the technology and her for so far as much as she knew the knowledge that she had.<br/><br/>But then again, things had been foggy for her for the past three months. Everything seemed to go by so quickly. LIfe in her eyes was strange. She had developed this anxiety and right now she was fighting agoraphobia. None of this had been something that anyone had been away of, but her phobia she was sure they understood. She never went out on excursions and whenever they had a new hideout, she never left. She made excuses, and she was sure that they'd caught on by now, but at the same time she just knew they would understand right?<br/><br/>Excelleron had to have some answers. She just knew it. Somewhere in the pits of her soul, she knew that place had to have the answers. Her unspoken worries were beginning to blossom...and rather quickly.