Kimara sighed. "Oh would you quit complaining. They wonâ€™t shoot meâ€¦and even if they did the bullets wouldnâ€™t do damage." Though she was only half confident in that.  "Either they wonâ€™t hurt me or â€¦.i will land you there and take my leave. And if I do that you need to stay safe with your kind. This is not a war for your kind." She spoke. Spotting the tower in her peripheral view.<br/><br/>It was tall and had an arc that shaped into a dome. She noticed that the humanâ€™s werenâ€™t very smart. They kept glass windows that surrounded the dome. Which was the stupidest thing possible. Not only because glass is breakable, but also because their enemies can see in. "These humanâ€™s have no idea how to defend themselvesâ€¦" Then she began to whisper. " and I may be the only one that can save them." She flew near the glass window. Looked at the man that she held and threw him through one  of the windows, and followed him in. Or else she would have been forced through the long entrance.<br/><br/>"Halt your weapons, and get that man some help." She pointed at the man that she threw through the glass. "As for that window I would suggest that you put that metal to fix it. Though I see you donâ€™t have enough to cover every window-"  At that a man interrupted her.<br/><br/>"Yes but how can we trust you? And we do have enough material to cover every window." He spoke.<br/><br/>Kimara laughed. "If I am telling you ho to survive then I am on your side. Now get to work!!!" She hissed. The men began to work. She made her way to the man that she had saved. "Hey sorry bout thatâ€¦and may I ask your name?" She asked.