[hr][hr][center][h1][b][i][color=8dc73f]Amelia Payne[/color][/i][/b][/h1][img]https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTojj1OLJ5T4f77dGDefsPABUy66bkRd0RrN7KvzNO5QjJ6xT01sw[/img][hr][b]Location:[/b]Sharpsburg , Main st.(F11)
[b]Skills:[/b] Sneaking, Athletics
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	[color=8dc73f]“ Thank you, Ray.”[/color] Amelia mumbled quietly as she moved over to the radio with almost trembling hands to take it. It still seemed like a dream, a nightmare even, but at least things were looking a little better now. Maybe the others will also show up soon! She could only pray for all those whom they had lost contact with from the moment the whole town as if exploded only to be swallowed by the very earth it stood upon.[color=8dc73f]” Riley...?”[/color] She asked timidly, half expecting no answer from the other side and that she'd wake up any moment now and find herself buried under tons of rocks or something only to awake for a final moment before her death.

	Then she heard the voice of the singer more or less the same moment she spoke out! Her heart trembled at the sound of it.[color=8dc73f]” Yes! I'm here...!”[/color] She replied in haste, heart beating fast like it's a marching drums.[color=8dc73f]” You're still alive...”[/color] Amelia more or less burst into a silent cry at this point, feeling a relief like no other she had ever felt in the past. The true personal confirmation that Riley was alive was a powerful thing that she had felt for a very first time.[color=8dc73f]” Are you hurt?”[/color] She managed to pull together her mind so she actually asks something of importance. She didn't think they'd have much time to talk since there were others who probably also wanted to have the chance to talk and then probably some organization talks to be had too.

	[color=8dc73f]“I myself am fine.”[/color] She hurried to tell her loved one.[color=8dc73f]” A little tired, but fine.”[/color] She whispered, trying to find words to express her joy, but found herself being tonguetied since nothing she could think of could appropriately describe the joy in her heart.