<div class="floatright">(http://quizilla.teennick.com/user_images/J/JO/JOL/JOLIEJESS/1271376888_7043_full.jpeg)</div><br/>Now that everyone was there and ready, Aori could start giving her plan.  She had one of the practice bows and some arrows for herself in a quiver slung over her back.<br/><br/>"I can't make anyone stay if they don't want to," she said, "but attempting to travel right now is going to be an absolute nightmare.  Not only because of the zombies, but because of utter lack of communication.  Someone will be crazy enough to cordon off an area and start shooting anyone who comes in."<br/><br/>She leaned over a desk to look at everyone.  "Now, we have everything we need at the school.  We have weapons, and if someone can break open the janitor's closet, we'll be able to get tools to make more.  The cafeteria will have more than enough food to last us for quite a while, maybe not good food but enough to keep everyone safe for a while."<br/><br/>She was trying so hard to be brave.  She had to think logically, rationally, consider every possibility.  If she let herself fall apart, there was no coming back.  "Daichi, I understand your concern.  I feel it too.  Think about what your parents would want, though?  Would they want you to risk your life, to come rushing after them when you could be safe here, all for simply knowing whether or not they're safe?"  Maybe everyone really did want to leave.  She knew she would go with them if they did.<br/><br/>"Maybe we should just vote on it, who wants to stay, who wants to leave, and for how long to stay here.  A few days would be long enough to make lots of weapons, secure food and everything else.  I don't know too much about the temple, though: will there be other people there?  Will they have enough food for the year?"