Cassie turned and followed him when he suddenly veered in another direction, leading them into the thicket of a forest, the two of them darting between trees, and she couldn't help to think going into the woods both a smart and a not o smart idea. Smart because she guessed it would be harder for the aliens to shoot at them or find them in the woods. Not so smart idea because it was a possibly they could get lost in these woods if they didn't know which direction to head. Thankfully though, he seemed to know where to go because they after a while came out on the other side of the woods, the road in sight. She sighed in relief and looked back at him as he spoke, giving a shrug, "Well, its a good thing you were aware of that and able to keep us in the right direction." Walking forward a little and searching the road for another vehicle they might be able to take, thinking about how glad she was that both of them were pretty quick runners. 

She herself had always been faster than her peers, even as a child running about on the playground. And now, that speed was very handy for staying out of harms way. And at least he was fast himself. It was probably that factor that had kept them both alive all this time she supposed. But, putting those thoughts aside for now, she looked about, spotting another car that seemed to be in at least usable condition. She motioned for him to follow and she walked over to it cautiously, taking her gun into her hand just in case it ended up there might be a zombie around this one as well. But fortunately, she approached it, peaking into the windows of the car and looking all around it, there was no creature in or around it. 

Nodding to herself, she opened up the car door and got into the drivers seat, only to groan in annoyance when she saw there was no key in the ignition, "I'm going to have to hotwire it. This might take a minute so keep an eye out." Leaning down, she went under the dash and to the wires that were there. She had seen her uncle do this once before and so it was rather easy to pick out which wires were the ones she needed to use. That, and she was already fairly smart, considering her father had been a robotics engineer. Her uncle had told her that her mother had been very smart as well, but because Cassie knew close to nothing about her mother she wasn't sure what her mother had done that made her so smart. But, either way, she supposedly came from two very smart people and that affected her a lot. 

Finally, the car came to life and she smirked, "Good." Sitting up, she situated herself in the seat, closing the car door, "Come on Rex. Lets get out of here before those aliens manage to catch up again."