Caoro would sheathe her knife and look over at Emily. "Of course, lets go find her." She would go to find Liz.

Liz is sitting on the shade of a tree. She is making notes of names and abilities. Trying to figure out what skills they still needed to ensure their survival. They still needed a gardener or at least someone with gardening knowledge. They needed animals and a way to test them. Not to mention someone who know something about animals.

She looked back at the girl upon hearing her say they should find the owner of the flyer. It was a female? Curious to see this person, Emily followed the girl. Along the way, she looked up at the clouds, smiling when she saw something recognizable. She noticed a cloud in the shape of a heart and let out a small giggle. She sighed and pulled her head down to look in front of her once more. What would the people she'd be staying with be like? Would they be callous or kind? Would they ignore her? She smiled. Well, they'd soon meet a force to be reckoned with if they did. She didn't take kindly to being ignored. She also hadn't the foggist of what kind of people she'd be meeting. Probably just like the rest of them...

When they found Liz Caoro would introduce the two and wait. "This is Emily she is looking for a place to stay."

She stopped, looking at the woman the girl motioned to. She smiled warmly and waved. Without another word, she came closer to the woman and leaned down, looking at her notes. "A gardener and someone good with animals..." She mumbled and straightened back up. "I'd hardly call myself a connoisseur of animals, even if that is the wrong word to use." She began, giggling at herself. "But, I could start a garden for us. I'm pretty good with plants and the like." She told the woman, sitting down next to her. "I'm Emily, by the way. It's nice to meet you!" She continued, the smiling never fading.

"Excellent!" Liz bounced to her feet and offered the newcomer her hand." Welcome to my place. There is plenty of room."

Caoro looked at the two. "Do we need seeds?" If they were going to start a garden seeds were a necessity, and soil, and a ton of other things. "Me and Emily can scavenge if we need to."

Axel's car started slowing down. The engine was fine; just that there was no petrol and soon halted to a stop. He cursed for moments, opening the door. At least he was just on the outskirts of the city. The warehouse wasn't much away. Landing his right arm on his blade; he rested it's weight, the sword tilted to his wanting. He began walking in this gloomy day. It began raining, his bleach blonde hair mopping down onto his head. '' What a drag..This place better be something worth coming this way.''

After minutes of walking in silence; he heard a howl, presumably a wolf's cry echoing through the city and outskirts. Alex's gaze daunted momentarily to the right; peering through the corner of his eyes. Nothing seemed visible in the dead space he was in. He continued his nonchalant walk in sheer curiosity of what it was that thing was doing in the city. He sighed trudging through the mud, and now coming into large view of this warehouse. His left hand raised to his hair, ruffling through it; the water flicking from it. He was irritated at this point in time. Coming to the door, he knocked three time, waiting; his patience was wearing out though, he was in the rain.

(its raining? Interesting oh by the way you walked right be three people.)

"I'm pretty sure there aren't any palatable seeds in the warehouse. But lets double check just to be sure before you go scavenging." Liz headed towards the warehouse only now noticing that it had started to rain. They needed the rain but it meant she would be spending the day indoors. She spots another newcomer. " Hello there welcome can we help you?"

She smiled up at the dark haired girl and nodded, facing the woman once again. "Yeah! I'm sure we could find what we need laying around. We'll need shovels, top soil, seeds, a watering can and a source of water. I wonder..." She began, trailing off. She looked to the ground. Are the water lines still running?

"I'd be willing to bet if we can find a water line source and turn it on, we can get water from the main city to use to water our plants. That is, unless we have a well..." And as if on cue, rain began to pour on their heads. Emily did much mind the rain but it might hurt her shotgun and her camera so she bolted for the door to the warehouse, by passing a man that was already standing at the door. "'Scuse me." She told him before opening the door and stepping inside herself.

As she stepped inside, her eyes went large. There was so much... stuff in here! Her smile grew only larger at the site. It was the largest collect of supplies she'd seen in a very, very long time. People had all but used everything up. Her smile faded only slightly. They'd need to keep tabs on what they had and how much they were using. It wasn't expendable. They needed to start producing their own sources of supplies soon...

Caoro waved at the man and smiled a bit before walking into the warehouse. "Emily can you see the stuff we need?"

She turned to face the dark haired girl once again. She really needed to know people's names. Why didn't they introduce themselves? She'd made a point to introduce herself... She sighed and smiled at the girl. "I don't really know, there's so much in here. Let me look." She replied before walking off farther into the warehouse. She entered what looked like a gardening section and looked at the supplies. They had a two bags of top soil, one shovel, a pair of gardening gloves and a small bag of tomato seeds. Hardly enough for what they wanted to do, but it was a start. She stood back up and walked back to the dark haired girl again.

"There're some supplies, but we still need more seeds, another shovel, a watering can and another pair of gloves. Plus, whatever else we can find would be good too." She told the girl, motioning towards the Gardening Section of the warehouse. "Maybe we can find an old nursery or something and steal a few tools." She continued, looking at the girl. "By the way, I never heard your name." She told the girl and began to wait for a response.

Caoro nodded and looked around. "Caoro and do you think there is a weapon section here I need some arrows." She started to wander before grabbing her backpack and waiting at the door. "Lets go Emily."

She smiled hearing the girl's name. Caoro. It certainly wasn't average but it did have a nice ring to it. She nodded and ran for the back of the warehouse. She found a section that had ammo in it and walked down, searching for arrows. She grinned when she found a box full of them and grabbed an arm load of them, not sure how many Caoro needed. She ran back to the front and held up the arrows for Caoro to see. "Here you go. Not sure if I grabbed too many or too little, but here are some arrows. If you go all the way back to the back, there's a little section with ammo in it." She told her and handed the arrows off.

She exited the door walking backwards as to talk to Caoro. "Also, I know how to make arrows if you want me to show you. All you need is are some straight sticks, a knife and a few bird feathers to make one. I'll bet we could even find a few supplies for that while we're out." She explained to her as they walked. "By the way, are we walking there or do we have a car? I mean, I'm fine with walking. I do it all the time." She said, rambling again.

Caoro smiled and took out some of her homemade arrows, they were sharp to the touch. "No need but thank you." She put the new arrows in her quiver and took out her bow. "I think we are walking, the city has a lot of supplies, if we cut through the woods there is a small market that would have what we need."

Emily smiled and nodded. Of course someone proficient with a bow would know how to make their own arrows. How else would you survive six months like this. Her backpack still on her back, Emily walked toward the woods with Caoro. As they walked, Emily tried to think of things that they could talk about. It had been a while since she'd seen someone her age and been able to talk to them so freely. She turned to face Caoro and began, "So, Caoro. What kind of music do you like? I think we should try to find an MP3 player or a CD player or something to play in the warehouse. It'd be a nice thing to have. A little music can really brighten a place up, you know?" She smiled, looking at the girl next to her.

Juan is grow the boring of the hunting group and is leave to do the hunting of himself. There is the finding of tiny water river and Juan is rolling the sleeves and walking into. The water is as look into clear and the fish swim through between him. Light fast and speed, Juan is grabbing the flipping fish from the water and hold it aloft. "Haha, fish is slippery of the flipping but not the match for Juan boxing moves" scream Juan at fish. He is caught more and takes off the shirt for holding dinner of fishes.

Off through wood he is come and arrival at the warehouse to more people of there. He is drop fishes and laugh loud. Not poetry would bring home the dinner of tonight for surely. Juan is see Liz and walk on her. "Is Liz! So many more the new people are come! You have done well to have bring so many people for the gathering! And I have done well to have bring so many fishes for eat!" scream Juan and he is point to fishes.

Caoro smiled at the the thought. "I bet they have a whole electronic department we haven't searched through." Then she thought over the first question. "I like pop I guess." She looked around and saw a small uninhabited birds nest, she stopped and climbed the tree picking it up. "A kid from the orphanage loved collecting these." She said quietly. "He's still around somewhere I bet." She snapped out of her trance and looked back at Emily. "So what are we grabbing?"

"So I see. You did excellent in gathering fish. I wonder if they are safe to eat." Liz says with a laugh. She kisses Juan's cheek. Liz loves his excitement. She wished everyone in the group was so full of life. But she understood that the disaster was still close for many of the people. It would take some time to get over the loss of so many people. "Thank you that will help expand our food supplies."

She smiled at the girl's answer. So she liked pop music? Emily would have to keep that in mind. She stopped and watched when Caoro climb a tree to get an empty bird's nest, saying something about a kid at an orphanage. So, she's an orphan? The brown haired female looked at Caoro with curious yet kind eyes and smiled. Emily didn't really know if the girl wanted to find the kid she was talking about or if the kid was someone she'd rather not see so Emily kept her plans to help the girl find her friend to herself. If Caoro wanted Emily's help finding this person, she was more than welcome to ask. She just hoped Caoro knew that. But then, why was she being so friendly toward someone she'd only just met? Most people around here were terrible, mean spirited people. Why was it that this girl seemed so nice? Was that what Emily wanted to protect? She pulled up her camera and snapped a picture of Caoro looking at the nest just before she turned to Emily to ask what they were grabbing. She pulled her camera back down quickly and smiled.

"Well, let's start out with the gardening supplies." She said, walking out of the forest and into the city. They needed to be wary, as others might try to come and attack them. With a smile, Emily walked out into the center of the street and looked around, searching for an abandoned nursery. She smiled as she spotted one and motioned for Caoro to follow her. Whoever, if at all, was watching them would see to vulnerable girls heading to get supplies. Emily doubted they even saw the weapons on each girl's person. She opened the door for Caoro to walk through and was pleased when she heard the ringing of a bell. That way if anyone else decided to walk in, they'd know about it. "We need gloves, shovels, any seed bags you can find, fertilizer would be nice, and some watering cans." She said as the girl walked past her. When she was inside, Emily followed soon after, making sure the door was closed behind her.