Natalie nodded at the man putting a few guns into a sack that weren't tampered with so much they were falling apart. This man was obviously a creator. After placing three guns inside she then looked around sliding as much as she could into the sack even a few useless things like ciggarettes and a lighter. Bullets sliding in as well as a few tools. She then looked to him and began to aim her eyes down. " Do you think we should find others, there is power in numbers right?" she asked questioningly. There are a few doors closed and locked that the zombie's have passed. "  I am sure we can use that van outside, its doors are open and the keys are still probably inside. " She commented looking to the window. In the street was a white van with its driver-side door open wide. She looked to him. "  We could probably fit alot in there? " she questioned. After poking her head out seeing a blueish colored man twitching on the ground. She lifted a brow. " ...I wonder if they die...or just get worse and worse.. " she commented , his jaw hanging off his face swinging her iron bar into his face upward as if she were a golf player. " Quiet, I'm talking. " she said softly. She was quite the spicey one it seemed.<br/><br/>She teased her platinum hair a bit , her lips parted as she sighed looking up. " I don't think it is wise to stay in one place for long either.. " she held the sacks tightly with the bar in her other hand, purse over her shoulder. Stepping towards the elevator she then  saw it was covered in blood from the Zombie's attacks. She looked back at him " Are you coming or do you have a better idea? The Joker Coffee Shop is on the outskirts and is The Jokers Coffee Shop.. no one goes their anymore ever since murders kept happening around it in the 70's " she commented. The one in Texas was partially burned  and was left abandoned. However where Washington meets Oregon  the Joker Coffee Shop meets the two states. Natalie remembered the stories she read in High-school about it and even seeing the newspaper clippings the teachers collected. Sure there were alot of murders that happened there, but that was in the 70's. Natalie was SURE that it was safe now.