Kristie sighed, looking back towards the door inside, and then back at Markus, the hospital obnoxiously standing out in her peripheral vision to the left. "<strong>Well, we'll give them a few minutes and then maybe head out. If your not sure at all, or your hesitant, please tell me now.</strong>" Kristie said politely, looking out at the hospital with a slightly uneasy cringe. "<strong>Look, it might get bad. But we will need medical supplies, and we should do it now while the streets are mostly clear and we aren't under attack...</strong>" Kristie reasoned, squinting through the darkness as a drop of rain streaked down her goggles.<br/><br/>Looking down at the floor of the roof, Kristie took a deep breath and let it out slowly. Her entire body was beginning to hurt, she wanted more morphine but she had none. That was a partial reason behind her wanting to hit the hospital, but more than that she wanted to find something all hospitals had. And that was a portable high powered generator. Every hospital she'd been to had one, they had main generators which were too big to move, but several smaller, high powered high battery life generators were on reserve incase of emergencies. Those could run big machiens like MRI's and X-ray machines for hours, easily running the laptop Kristie carried, a radio and even some lights. Maybe a few appliances so they could cook food, and more importantly something for heat incase it got really cold.<br/><br/>All in all, Kristie wanted to think her reasons for going into the hospital were about survival, but in the end she knew it was guilt. Survivors guilt, seeing hundreds of people like her die and she was the only one to live, it did things to her mind. She questioned everything she'd ever come to understand, the biggest of which being fate. "<strong>Look, maybe we might want to wait until tomorrow. It could get really stormy, and plus-</strong>" Kristie cringed, realising now that her butt was asleep from sitting for so long. "<strong>-we could definitely use the sleep. I know I could, not sure I want to though...</strong>" Kristie said distantly, looking out towards the hospital but really looking beyond.