Kristie paid very little attention as the two men conversed behind her. Her eyes were fixed on her kit and what she'd need to make home made explosives. First off, most importantly, the key to EOD detection was wondering what could be used as an explosive and what couldn't be. Obvious was propane tanks, pressurized oxygen or aerosol cans would work good too. But several other things worked as well. The obviously easy road was high grade, military explosives such as grenades, artillery shells or plastic explosives. But seeing as Kristie had no C4 or any grenades she could spare, things became tricky. Hopefully, some gun power or substitute would be inside the HomeDepot, and if worst came to worst she could go out to the local gunshop, grab ammo they could, and couldn't use, and empty the power from useless bullets. The trick came from making the devices go off at the right time. Remote was easy, a small eletrical device which can receive signals, like a car starter or TV remote and control system. "<strong>Hey, Army</strong>" Kristie blurted, momentarily forgetting Jake's name, with her mind focused on thinking about what she needed. "<strong>...you got any useless ammo or explosives on you?</strong>" Kristie asked, putting her hands on her hips and looking into the wide, massive space taken up by shelves.<br/><br/>She didn't wait for an answer, Kristie picked up her shotgun and walked towards the shelving. Looking at the directional signs, she wanted to find a mix of things she could use to set off devices, things to hold the devices for maximum killing power and of course, things to create her devices as a foremost. She grabbed an overturned shopping cart and wheeled through the shelves slowly. Grabbing anything metal, anything that could sent and received a signal from a moderate distance, mainly car starters or TV remotes and DVD players, and anything like cans or buckets she could use to house the explosives. She grabbed a few cases of Ammonium Nitrate, surprised slightly and caught off guard that this stuff was sold here. Ammonium nitrate is likely the best form of explosive material a civilian could get their hands on. She also grabbed a few buckets, packs of nails and screws, a stack of steel buckets and several cans of food. She then wheeled her way back, stopping near the electronics to grab a stereo system and a few iPods for their internal components. Making her way back to the front, she wheeled the cart behind the costumer service desk and piled everything on the flat surface, pushing several computers out of the way. "<strong>I'm gonna whip up some explosive traps we can use as alarms or defensive measures.</strong>" Kristie smiled, wincing slightly and pausing as an intense pain shot up her leg. The morphine was wearing off, and she had some pain in her stomach. "<strong>But first, we need to secure the entrances.</strong>" She grunted, hauling the last of the gear in her cart onto the table and walking back around. "<strong>I think we could make some beds and sleep behind that counter, block off the little entry with something heavy, that desk is tall enough that we wouldn't be seen from the outside. We should try and pain over the windows, leaving a few small openings so we can see.</strong><br/><br/>Another rush of pain shot up her chest and Kristie again winced, this time letting out a slight groan of pain unknowingly. She half limped, half lurched towards the center of the entry and gazed outside. "<strong>Ideas?</strong>"