He stood up, even if Sarah was trying to be nice. "Does not make a difference. It soes not do me any good to greive. They were both army people and if they went down. Then it was simply too much. I just need to go home, give them a burial... Assume the corpse is not living...or totally eaten. If anything, I can get into the basement, disengage the locks and get into their weapon and ration storage. Assuming no ones broken in. Doubt it considering how paranoid my parents were." Sure, it sounded cruel, but he was stating the obvious. "Considering a few things. It's best to assume the world we lived in is gone. If it's all the same, I a up for staying as a group." He was not being unreasonable, plus it was his kind way of saying that he'll watch peoples backs. Putting the bit of humanity forward and giving strangers the beinfit of a doubt.