Blue did nothing but laugh, in the years that they'd spent in this dystopian nightmare she'd never felt more alive. She had no issue with Marcus speeding up once they were safely out of view from Termina, but she did feel for Lex if he wasn't enjoying it. Still, the faster they travelled the quicker they'd get there.<br/><br/>And if she didn't know better, she'd have thought the munitions warehouse was right next door because they seemed to arrive in no time. She gave Lex a little nudge, "Hey, it's coming into view. We're here." She informed him, positive he would be happy to hear the news that they'd all made it in one piece.<br/><br/>As soon as the speeder slowed down enough, she hopped off the back, dusting off her new clothes and looking up at the large building. Well, buildings. There were three separate buildings that had a courtyard and pathways between them, a tall, brick fence surrounding the entirety with wiring at the top to stop anyone from climbing over the top. Despite the war, it seemed perfectly intact, apart from a couple of windows that had been smashed in. The gates at the front were metal, also tall like the walls and locked shut. It would take some planning to get inside, but this was good, it meant that there were most likely no other survivors inside. They could hideout here for a while - probably.