<div style="text-align: center;"><span style="color: #4040FF"><span style="font-size: 150%; line-height: 116%;">Alice Green</span><br/><span style="font-size: 120%; line-height: 116%;">'The Huntress'</span></span></div><br/><div style="text-align: justify;">Alice went to the safe room after kissing Peter and took a quick look around. She fussed with the communicator a little, and reported that everyone on sole 65 was accounted for. She asked for news on the others, but the operator told her quickly that they were still looking.<br/><br/>Feeling a sour taste in her mouth, Alice took a deep breath and threw a first aid kit together, before going back to where Peter and Thomas were.<br/><br/>As she was getting closer, she heard Peter's words and protested. <span style="color: #4040FF">"Hey! NOBODY is going to knock me up. <span style="font-style: italic">Ever</span>!"</span><br/><br/>After this protest, Alice laughed and shook her head, stopping to hear Bull. It felt like a relief that he seemed to be okay. And that the two men were removing rocks in a fast pace. Moving to help as she could, Alice paid attention to Bull's story. She sighed softly when he talked about Deanna. Silently, Alice promised herself that she would make sure Bull went home for his girls.<br/><br/>Alice also felt angry at knowing that Bull had tried to nullify or even postpone his contract, and had not been allowed to. She didn't say a word, but Peter could see the expression in her dark eyes. When Bull started sobbing, it took all Alice had to not start crying as well. As she noticed the gap, Alice nodded, not even needing to be asked twice.<br/><br/>She squeezed Peter's arm softly and climbed up quickly, sliding through the opening and landing on the other side with a soft groan. Jumping on her feet, Alice walked to Bull and slipped under him, in a way that the man's head landed on her lap. <span style="color: #4040FF">"Did you order a sweet girl? They didn't have one, but they sent me."</span> She had planned on helping free Bull's leg as soon as she got there, but now she needed to make sure he stopped crying and knew that he was really close to going home.<br/><br/><span style="color: #4040FF">"It's okay, big guy. Everything will be okay"</span>, she murmured softly.</div>