He nodded his head and followed suit. The Sgt knew her shit and this probably was her area of expertise so he just listened. If he had any ideas he didn't have any right off the top of his head. He was still coming to terms with all the stuff that happened. He wasn't sure that Wal-Mart was the best place to stay though. They couldn't wait it out here eventually they'd be overrun. As they walked he couldn't help but to let his mind wonder to all that he seen on his way to the store it looked and felt like the end of the world.<br/><br/>"We can't stay here... not to long anyways. The area around us is already swarming with these things. If this virus spreads just by biting or scratching more than half the population could be infected already, and if this thing goes airborne, will be over whelmed for sure. We need to figure out a plan and get the hell out of the city. We need an area with a low population some place that maybe more manageable, population wise."<br/><br/>He said thinking allowed. He was hoping that as a soldier she'd understand that you cant fight odds like these, he understood as a fire fighter that sometimes you had to let things burn out. He kept walking with her and thought for a moment.<br/><br/>"Also depending on how many people we have we should either break into groups or pair off, no one should be left alone, for safety. We should stick together you seem to have your head in the game sarge."<br/><br/>That was all he could think of and wondered what else would happen from here. He watched the woman and smiled either way he went he was in good company she seemed both tough and sexy and he liked that.