Chuckling as little to Aryn's realization about the coffee, she fought a smirk and spoke kindly. "Sorry, I should have warned you first. My apologies." But when he started talking again, Kari stared at Aryn almost speechless. He was asking her all the things someone would when trying to protect others. Perhaps he was just like her in a way? Wanting to fight and protect the weak? Regardless of Aryn's reasons, he had just earned an immense amount of respect from Kari. She suddenly saw him in a new light, as if he was someone she could rely on in case she needed back up, or a supportive hand. Taking in a very slow breath, she smiled at him and spoke quietly as if she were afraid they would be heard.<br/><br/>"The windows are reinforced, and there is a back entrance to the dorm near the trash room. This building is safe. It's brand new and they took security measures into consideration and I think we will be fine here." Slowly folding her fingers together, she leaned her chin on her hands. "Every one of my encounters has been in town. I don't know about the others, but I think this is something that's striking randomly." Slowly leaning back now, she eyed Aryn and smirked. "I have a wooden katana I can use to kill with if necessary. Just keep it hidden so no one else knows. There's rooms for storage and utilities we could hide out in, but I don't think it's wise. We don't have the supplies to hold up this place, and the cops would come to us before that anyway."<br/><br/>Standing up off of the couch, Kari suddenly walked to her room and disappeared for a few minutes then came back out with her cell phone in hand. Slowly opening a little flap on the side, she pulled out the tiny gold memory card. "This thing has been warning me before they come on, the encounters." She held it up for Aryn to see before slowly putting it back in her phone. "Words will appear." Staring at her phone's black screen for a few moments, she turned to Aryn and gently rested her hand on his knee, but so lightly that it was almost as if she wasn't touching him. "Can I count on you, as my support, Number Two?" She used the term<em>Number Two</em>to try and allude to the fact she was going to view him as her second in command from there on out.