Jayee grabbed her rucksack and hitched it high on her shoulder. Climbing out of the back, she rolled the shoulder that wasnt holding her bag. Slightly wincing as she moved it before she breathed in the fresh air of the forest deeply. "Im fine. They have no reason to. As long as all the perfect people stay in the borders of their perfect, stupid cities, the President has no reason to come a destroy all of this. He keeps population under control by killing off old people, sick people, and sometimes even kids. The people that escape him or go against him flee into the areas where he doesnt monitor or control. Thats where we come in. We live off of anything we can and right through these trees is a small city. It is cut off from the rest of the world because of the forest surrounding it but its a pretty good sized city. We found some apartment complexes and fixed them up to the best of our ability. Some of the men that cant work out on the field run the factories where running water and electricty come from. So we at least get those privileges. So it isnt a five star hotel to you but it is to us," she explained as they started off through the trees.<br/><br/>It was easy to tell why the van had stopped a good mile or two away from the city, since the undergrowth would never allow it inside. That, and they had to keep it seeming as though there was nothing in this forest besides trees and more trees. The city was hidden well but most of it wasnt in great condition. Buildings were crumbling and many had already taken a fall, vines overgrowing half-buildings and the streets littered with piles of crumbled brick. Pavements pieces were missing here and there, the cracked up pavement crumbling in places closest to the buildings.