[sup][@joeycbee] &[@RumikoOhara] & [@karamonnom] & [@ChronoBovino] & [@Jangel13][/sup]
Jose frowned at [i][b]Anselma's[/b][/i] response. She wasn't speaking in Japanese, or any language he was familiar with. He cursed silently. That wasn't good - that practically meant that communication between them was a dead-end. After running through the hall for a bit, he approached the stairs, and suddenly realized that [i][b]Anselma[/b][/i] had gone silent - the only sounds she made were pained and nauseated groans.

Panicking, Jose set her down slowly, letting her lean on the wall. He furrowed his brows. [i][b][color=a0410d]"She doesn't look well. This isn't good,"[/color][/b][/i] he thought. He looked around, checking if there were any nearby zombies. Seeing none, Jose said to Anselma in a calming a voice as he could manage: [color=a0410d][b]"I don't know if you're able to understand me, but rest here for awhile. I will see if there is help nearby."[/b][/color]

Saying that, Jose got up and approached the nearby balcony, not taking his awareness off [i][b]Anselma[/b][/i]. Looking down the balcony and down the ground floor, he saw, much to his delight and relief, four people; two males and two females. They were making short work of the zombies down there. Good, that meant that they were clear to go down.

The large young man waved at the four, ignoring the blood dripping down from his wrapped hands - he could get that patched up later, the girl comes first. [b][color=a0410d]"Excuse me, I have someone in need of help here! She doesn't seem to be feeling well, and I wont move her in case it's serious. If you can help, I will appreciate it!"[/color][/b]

After saying that, Jose left the balcony and checked up on [i][b]Anselma[/b][/i] again. A nearby moan alerted him to the presence of a Walker, however it was quite a distance away, and like all of them moved slowly. Jose frowned, and stood next to [b][i]Anselma[/i][/b]. He would not engage the Walker until it came close enough. For now, he wasn't leaving the girl next to him.