As soon as they got there, Kat felt as if something had been lifted from her shoulders.<br/><br/>“I don’t see why we can’t just flop anywhere,” Ryan said with a slight shrug in response to Eric. “It’s not my business to tell people where they can and cannot sleep.” There was a slight pause, and then he ran a hand over his face, fighting the tiredness a bit longer, before he added, “There used to be a couch and an old mattress. We had practically built the place on old scraps we found, since we didn’t have any real status.” He pulled back a piece of metal, allowing Kat and Eric to enter, before entering himself.<br/><br/>Kat noticed that it was pretty quiet around this hideout. It was a good thing that they hadn’t run in to anyone along the way. She was sure that nobody could handle any sort of confrontation, being both physically and mentally exhausted. As Ryan had said, there was a couch here. She gladly made her way to it and sat down, sinking back against it heavily. It smelled awful, but she wasn’t in any mood to complain nor did she care. It was a place to relax nonetheless.<br/><br/>Unfortunately, relaxing was not an option just yet. She would rather get a feel of the place before fully relaxing. Who knew who or what might be here, just waiting to ambush any unsuspecting trespassers.<br/><br/>“I’m surprised to see everything’s still here,” Ryan commented, checking the place out a bit. “There is some damage from people discovering this place and searching around, though. I was kind of expecting that.” He then turned to face Kat and Eric, “How long do you plan on staying here?”<br/><br/>Kat shrugged, “We’ll stay here as long as we need.”<br/><br/>“I figured you’d say that.”<br/><br/>“I know staying in once place for a long period of time is dangerous, but we need rest. That may take hours, or a day. Once we’re rested, I figure we check out some more of those locations mentioned in those files.”<br/><br/>“Works for me,” Ryan nodded, glancing at Eric out of the corner of his eye. He moved near him and then reached into his pocket to pull out a bottle. The bottle was small, but because it had no label, who knew what was in there. “Here, take two of these. I was saving this for when we needed to relax. I don’t have any water, so you’ll have to do without, I’m afraid.”