Everybody had some good points, and she approved of the variety of ideas and courses of action people were discussing. If Caitlin had never used a gun before, she shouldn't use one now, that's for sure! The girl was slightly put-off by the men jumping on the building tasks and not even considering that she could be helpful for this sort of thing . . . but it was fine for now. It was only a temporary hiding place anyways. When they eventually decided on the perfect place to reinforce, that's when she'd shine and show them how to really build some sturdy barricades!<br/><br/>After some rummaging Luna managed to find rolls of receipt paper and some pens, and placed them out where the other girls could grab them with ease. As she began to scribble down on the paper, she commented off-handedly.<strong>"You know, with a place as big as this, I wouldn't be surprised if there were storage areas behind every store that keeps larger stocks of stuff, connected by private hallways. You know, ones for delivery people and employees. If there are those around, it'll make navigating parts of the mall easier. Though, even better would be finding the security office. The Southside Plaza Mall had a security office on the ground floor where the rent-a-cops could watch you on the security cameras. Maybe there will be an extra first aid kit, or something useful. I dunno what rent-a-cops from the good side of town would have on-hand."</strong><br/><br/>She neglected to mention how she had learned about this. Those items had 'fallen' into her purse on their own, honest! Damned security tags . . . By now she'd written down a fair number of things to possibly grab from the sports store. Wooden baseball bats, baseballs, any kind of padded sports gear, sports tape, sports drinks . . . she thought the powerade was a decent idea. With them scavenging on food for a while, they could use the extra electrolytes! Or whatever was in those stupid things.<br/><br/><strong>"Hmm . . maybe the sports place will have some of those fold-up bicycles? Found one in the scrap yard once, and it seemed like a pretty handy idea."</strong>