Beth Carson
Beth began to blush rather vehemently, her smile withering away as she realized that Michelle was laughing, most likely at her. Her cheeks only grew hotter as Michelle made a comment about Beth being about as subtle as she was, a comment that Beth didn’t think was meant to be taken as a compliment.
”They’re twenty-foot tall slabs of metal with hinges that looked about as rusty as the Titanic is now,” Beth said as she followed Michelle into the ruins to meet up with the others, clearly pouting. ”Sorry that I couldn’t gently lower them to the ground, but I doubt pushing them open would have made that much less noise.” It didn’t help that she didn’t particularly see why they had to be quiet either. It wasn’t like they were hunting the monsters down anymore.
After a few moments, however, Beth seemed to forget all about the door incident, or at least stopped letting it bother her, her attention wholly directed at the ruins around her. Broken remnants of whatever used to stand where the ruins now lay were covered in thick patches of moss, but even so, the ruins themselves didn’t seem all that old. It seemed that most of the pieces of building, though broken and shattered, were still in rather good condition, and Beth could sense the wires running through several of them.
When Michelle mentioned that it seemed as though the ruins had used to be a school, Beth directed her attention towards the section that Michelle was looking at, nodding as Michelle continued, asking if Beth agreed that another section of the ruins looked like they might have been a dorm at one point. ”But what would have lead to… this?” Beth replied as Michelle pointed out a mostly intact section that looked like an office of some sort.
”We should probably wait for the others before we explore more,” Beth said, looking up towards the top of the wall that surrounded them and waving the other two girls on down. Frankly, she wasn’t really sure what they might find buried among all this rubble, but she would feel a lot more comfortable discovering it with more people around. Something about the ruins just felt… off.