[u][i]Red Winston[/i][/u]

Deborah's reply made Red feel bad, because he seemed like the bad guy. Leaving Poppy alone and just heading off to somewhere was not a nice thing to do admittingly, but Red was the type of person who, once he sets his priorities straight, would pay all his attention to them. However, Deborah had a point. The first time Red talked to Poppy was because she was crying. She was a fragile character, so it would be best to keep an eye on her. He took advantage of Deborah using her phone for light and scoped around for anything unusual, but everything was mostly in place for the time being.

[i]"You are right...Let's stay together. Poppy would appreci...Woah!"[/i]

Red's mental conversation was interrupted by Shannon's overreaction. Red was already convinced that Shannon disliked him and would usually not pay much attention to it either, but her overreacting character was getting into his head. Maybe the sickness made his a little less patient than he would normally be, but he was annoyed by her gesture. He turned his head and covered his mouth to cough away from the girls and noticed that another person was with the group, a person he noticed that was with them before, but didn't really pay attention to.

[i]"My sickness must be really affecting me...I wouldn't normally miss a person standing near me like that."[/i]

He tried to make his usual profiling by sight, but he couldn't concentrate to compare his details to his information, so he once again turned to Shannon. He had to make things clear between them one way or another, so he took the initiative and said:

"Shannon, your reactions are going to give me a hard time. If you don't decide to make clear what's your problem with me, I will not be able to fix it, no matter how eager I am to do so. So, instead of acting like a spoiled girl and just bitching your way out of your problems, try to make things right by facing them...", then he turned to Deborah," ...and yeah, I agree that we should get to somewhere else. I am certain that both the Garden and the Hospital will have backup generators in order to function properly. Except if you have something else in mind."

[i][u]Victoria LaRouse[/u][/i]

Victoria was certain that she heard Henry's voice, who said that he was in the Cafeteria. With the location pinpointed, the only thing left for Victoria to do was to go there. Her clothes were heavy from the water they had absorbed, by the time she reached the cafeteria. She opened the door and entered, but it was too dark to see who was there. Her vision was vital for her powers to work, so protecting Henry from any possible threat was much more difficult in here. First things first. She had to find Henry in the dark. The only peculiar thing in the room was a bad smell in the room (from Theresa's vomiting). Nothing more. She decided to use her phone for light, but it short-circuited from the rain outside. She wanted to swear, but thought that she shouldn't startle Henry, which also made her question herself if there is someone else in here. She said:

"Croco-boy, c'est moi! Are you here? For any other person who is here, I am Victoria, Henry's friend!"

A thought came by Victoria's head when she shouted. She thought that something similar to a movie could happen, like her looking for people in a place that's full of zombies. Although, in her mind, she would kick the asses of the zombies, [i]hard[/i]. Taking advantage of the darkness, she took her T-shirt off, to dry it somehow. She hoped that the lights wouldn't come back quickly, it would be embarassing, especially if someone else was in the room. She had the bad luck to wear a black bra with purple outline, which she thought was very provocative.

"If anybody's here, please don't turn on any lights soon, or you can kiss your assess goodbye!" she said.