This time Minoru was silent out of surprise. He was the one trying to get the plan as good as it could be before enacting it, yet he was taking the yelling for the other guy too? How did that happen? Might have had something to do with her knowing his name, or maybe it was just an extension of her unwillingness to explain things. Either way, the group was deteriorating and he would not be held accountable simply because he had concerns and others' egos couldn't handle being questioned. He assured the others he would be back soon and headed out the door after her. The hallway seemed empty except for her and him, which was the only reason they weren't in stomachs after two outbursts. Minoru began to follow her, not getting too close but close enough that he wouldn't have to yell to be heard. He knew loud noise was a mistake, maybe in time others would figure that out too. This wasn't a day at school where talking loudly might mean detention. He had to assume the zombies weren't deaf and that if someone else started screaming, they would come and they would kill the remaining living.<br/><br/>"I'm not a zombie," he began calmly, trying to keep her from slicing him by reflex if that was something she did. "The other non-zombies and I need you if we're going to live through this. I know no plan can be perfect as long as there are variables, but that doesn't mean the initial plan can't be improved upon." This probably wasn't working. "Your friend left before I could explain myself, which is probably never a problem for you. I only meant to fine-tune the plan. Sharpen it into the best plan it could be. Bring to light something he overlooked or didn't know about so it could be accounted for. Thats what working together is. Your friend didn't want to hear from me and he didn't want to be spoken to as an equal. Most people can handle it, I assumed he could too. But we haven't lost him. We know where hes going which means maybe we can bring him back or join with him if thats what everyone wants to do." This still sounded like something she wouldn't accept despite being true. He sighed, wondering if there was any human compassion in her to appeal to. He had already given up on her appreciating how much he was holding back right now. "I can't force you to come back and it doesn't look like you care if I get eaten, which only proves you're a student of this school. But the others aren't the ones you're annoyed with. Don't make them suffer for what you dislike about me." He turned around again, facing the locker room. "I still want her....them all to live, so I'm going to do what I can to make it happen. If you do too, you know where to find us."