While their would certainly be other people wishing to speak, Shine decided to kick in and speak now, as their were some questions directed to him, and he also heard an idea that he, personally, felt was bad, and should be squashed before anybody else might think it's a good idea.<br/><br/>"Staying here isn't a good idea. You're right that we could find quite a bit of useful stuff here, and the cafeteria is well stocked. But you also have to consider just how many students were in this school. Even if you take a conservative estimate of how many were infected, you're still talking about at least a hundred zombies. More likely, that number is closer to two hundred. And it's a confined space. If you want staying here to be a viable option, then you need a plan for dealing with all the infected." Though some may take his criticism harsh, he spoke truthfully, and without any harshness to his voice; he said these things, not to make Aori feel bad for her plan, but because he knew that it had holes that needed to be patched up.<br/><br/>"My guardian, and the care taker of it, Mutatsu will be at the temple. Given the time of day, their might be a few of the towns senior citizens there, praying. And their were two lay monks. It's also possible other people have gotten the same idea as me, so it's hard to tell. He doesn't bother with a phone at all, or else I'd call."<br/><br/>"Mutatsu had a nice vegetable garden. A pantry with some dry goods, as I like to cook. Not enough food for us to make use of it long term, though. That's why I said we'd need to stop to get supplies before going there.<br/><br/>"There's well water at the temple, too, which is great. We don't have to worry about what happens if a zombie gets into the municipal water supply. No matter what we'd do, I'd personally avoid tap water, as there's no way to tell if it's clean or not, and we don't know if boiling it can kill the infection, if its present."