[hr][hr][center][h1][i][b][color=f49ac2]Faith Masters[/color][/b][/i][/h1][img]http://images5.fanpop.com/image/photos/31200000/AshleyBenson-ashley-benson-31248569-500-239.gif[/img][hr][hr][b][color=f49ac2]Location:[/color][/b] Kitchen House Front Porch Area -> Road To Servant's Quarters
[b][color=f49ac2]Skills:[/color][/b] N/A[/center][hr]

Faith didn't know what to do with the girl so she was glad when Alica allocated that task to the other dude with her. As it so happened, she had more important things to do. Like...making sure her nails were clean. And breathing. It seemed as if things would be ok. So she had a sense overload? That was her power? What a ripoff! How the hell could that ever be useful in what they were tasked to do?

Before Faith could get the answer to her burning questions, something was off. Alica went from her kind of cool persona to something else. She seemed worried. Alica immediately ran away from them. Faith was a bit concerned, having been left alone. [color=F49AC2]"Hey, wait for me! Don't leave me alone with this lot!"[/color] Faith followed on foot, able to keep up fairly well with Alicia. She chalked that up to cardio.

Once Faith arrived at the scene, she saw what she was in for. She wasn't expecting the scene unfolding in front of her. Two men were there, left in what could arguably be described as a bad state of affairs. However, Faith wasn't upset or terrified. Having dealt with corpses that walked around and tried to eat you, she saw her fair share of dead bodies. Still, this was intense. Like something out of a horror movie.

Speaking of horror movies, the other man. He was...Faith couldn't put into words what he was. It was like looking at a doll. One of those older dolls that your grandma would have in a room for no fucking reason other than to be a creepy ass old lady and terrify the neighborhood children. That's the feeling she got when looking at him. Faith's stomach churned when she saw him. It was bad. The whole thing made her feel uneasy. [color=F49AC2]"What happened?"[/color] This was no time to crack jokes. Even she had to admit that.