The blondes eyebrows raised in surprise as the pair seemed to agree to bring her along, her lips pulling into a small smirk. Heh. She was getting out of here. The sunlight was welcomed, even Blue turned her head to look out of the window at the vast Eden scenery. It amazed her that even in these dark days there were still beautiful sights. Of course, most of these sights disappeared as quickly as they appeared, but she took note of them when she could.<br/><br/>She set her backpack down on the counter top whilst the two brothers seemed to murmur something to each other, taking out a small digital camera and popping two of the new batteries inside. She couldn't remember the last time she'd actually been able to turn this thing on, but as soon as the quiet beep sounded to let her know it was ready, she snapped a shot of the window. It wasn't a great picture overall, the sun flare was so bright across the photograph that most of the details were burnt out, but she liked it. She wasn't a photography student or anything. Infact, she'd never had much interest in arty things growing up. But when she nabbed the camera on her way out of home, she learned to treasure it for what it was. Something that could capture memories. She found it helped her through the cold nights she spent by herself, experimenting with the settings to keep herself entertained.<br/><br/>When Marc introduced himself and his brother, she stuck out her free hand to shake his own. "Blue." She responded, slipping the camera back into her bag and zipping it up before she pulled it onto her shoulders. "So where to now?" She asked.