She led him back over to the journalist and she smiled up at him. "I think it would be best if we all leave here together." She said. She continued along back to the barricade. She knew they would follow her, and that was what she was counting on.<br/><br/>If she wanted to unite all the creatures here that she could, she had to do it quickly before word of their existence here. She had been lucky to find the ones she had so far. Now she needed a safe place for them to meet to move to the strong hold where she had lived for years. It was the safest place. Very few knew of it's existence and it was better than any man-made bomb shelter. But she would have to convince them to leave the place they had lived in for most of their lives, or so she assumed. The biggest challenge for her was not finding them, it wasn't keeping them under the radar, no. It was convincing them to leave the places they called home to go with her to a cave. It as a spacious cave, plenty of small rooms that she had furnished. Windows, kitchen, plenty of food, and hopefully soon to be full of good company. Despite all that, it was still a cave and would take some getting used to.