(My bad Ely)<br/><br/>"I'd rather have them outside then clunked in here with us. I'm not saying it's perfect, but I think we should be able to handle ourselves better.Do you think they should come along? It's not like I really know what I'm doing here.I just don't want any friendly fire on each other."The woman said looking back towards her team outside.<br/><br/>The Restless stood motionless, not even breathing outside of the store where Ylik was attempting to leave through. They were completely still and not even the rather harsh wind that was coming through the street move them.<br/><br/>"Then I'll take the kid. Vincent you can get the mother." Zen said as he stepped further back from the family and aimed down the sight at the child's head nestled in his mother's arms. No thought came to Zen. He had done it before and it didn't bother him. What did was Cecil's mind and where they were. That's what he did worry about to the point of paranoia. He wouldn't be caught a second time. Not again...<br/><br/>The father took the only course of action left to him if they had a chance of living. He launched himself towards Shamus in an effort to stop him from firing, but his aged, and nerve stricken body wouldn't go as fast as he hoped. When everything was said three lifeless corpses would be left on the ground.<br/><br/>"Shhh..." Norene said stoking the top of his head softly. "It's okay now. It's okay..." Norene said unsure of how to comfort him. He was obviously taking it hard. It wasn't like when he was in experiments. He didn't have anyone to care about there. It wasn't a matter of leaving someone behind. To a creature that never had anyone but it's creators, that cared little for it, to talk to; having a friend must be a miraculous gift. Then to have it taken away... it hurt Norene a little. She, like the others, knew of death and what it took. As far as she knew Shiro never had to deal with that only his own death. It brought Norene to thinking that she herself, now that the others she worked with were dead, that she was responsible and the sole one. Norene held Shiro tighter. "Don't worry, it's not your fault. Just know that it's not your fault." Norene let go of Shiro as she got up. Most of the blood on Shiro had dried up, but blots were still on her clothes now. Turning to Wolfgang she spoke with a serious face. "Thank you for stopping Damon from running off. I think if we lost anyone else today it would be too much for any of us to handle. It's too dark now to look for Vangelos and the twins, but we are going to have to presume that they either left us or that they are dead. I don't want to accept it, but I have no right to voice my opinion over anyone elses right now nor do I think I have the energy to. I think we should just stay here tonight, someone keep guard throughout the night and then try looking for the others or what's left of them tomorrow. Our main objective would be food, but we should at least keep an eye out. " Norene turned to Shiro and then back at Wolfgang. "And maybe a place to catch a shower. We need to keep proper hygiene or we'll end up sick from any contaminants." Norene turned to Damon. "Could you please help out Shiro with the supplies he has. We need to get things moving and ready for tonight. We'll also have to think of what to do with Jack's body." She turned back to Wolfgang for that last sentence. Losing Jack meant they had lost some serious firepower and with Nikolai out of the picture they were more or less just civilians. Chandler was no where to be seen. Today had hit them bad and they couldn't even relax.