"While I'm sure Rika-san knows what the personnel carrier can handle, running over zombies isn't really ideal, in any vehicle. It can cause damage to the undercarriage, and eventually make the vehicle inoperable. Depending on circumstances, getting stranded like that could spell death."<br/><br/>"From what I've noticed so far, they seem to track things primarily by sound. It's why I put music on through the school's PA system, I figured it would keep them somewhat distracted. So gun fire will draw a lot of attention to us, and should probably be used sparingly. As dangerous as melee is, it might be best."<br/><br/>With a steely cold expression, and winter-chilled voice, he'd deliver his next line. "I don't think we should pick up more survivors. The bigger the group, the more resources we need, and the greater the chance we'll devolve into in-fighting.  Especially with people we don't know. More people also limits the selection of refuges we can make use of, because a safe haven that can't house everyone comfortably is worthless. We also need to account for the fact that other humans may be extremely hostile to us, for any of a thousand different reasons."<br/><br/>"But, that's just my thoughts on the matter. Ultimately, whatever we do, the entire group needs to be okay with it. Which is yet another reason that keeping the group small works better than making it larger." Perhaps because of his utterly cold demeanor, his words may be taken in a harsh tone or light; however, that was not his intention.