Luna sighed.<strong>"Yeah . . Sorry, I've never really been on this side of town. When I was little I got to live with all the richie rich's, but for most of my life I was living in . .  well, let's go ahead and call it the ghetto. Things got pretty bad down there after the outbreak, so any places we could hide would probably be deathtraps over there. Though . . if we ever need parts for anything, there's the old scrapyard I used to work."</strong><br/><br/>She paused, biting her lower lip, before continuing.<strong>"It's not that safe anymore since the zombies got inside and got to my co-workers and boss, but if worse comes to worse we could try there for heavier tools to reinforce the library, or wherever else we end up? I've got plenty of tools on me already, but I can only carry so much duct tape and nails right?"</strong><br/><br/>Luna was glad that Caitlin saw the wisdom in her idea, and had suggested good options for them, as did the other group.<strong>"With this many people we could probably carry a bunch of stuff we might need. Blankets are probably pretty important too, and more canned food." </strong>Luna couldn't resist Tony's invitation, and got the smallest stew can she could find and began to feast. Her swiss army knife was enough to get it open quickly, and safely.<br/><br/><strong>"Oh. Wait, I had an idea. Police Stations might be rough to get into, but has anyone thought about trying to find a firing range for more weapons? I'm sure people have already thought of police stations and gun shops, but a firing range or pawn shop might have stuff that hasn't been scavenged yet? And I totally know that all those gas stations down on southside have a gun under the counter, if we end up on that side."</strong>She was just trying to give extra ideas for when they got out of the mall and started moving around, at this point. Though, she didn't object to going to the Sports Authority. She had plenty of her own gear at the moment, but sports tape and other handy things could help.