That had been very anticlimactic. Bella stepped quickly out of the door after Alice and Edward, making sure to no get left behind. It wasn’t that she was frightened, she was just … nervous.

Stepping out into the air, the normal teenager, unlike the other two eternal teenagers, could not smell anything different than air, and said nothing. “I’ve been out here before,” She told Alice, her eyes instantly looking to the sky as a memory ran through her head. “All the patients were stuck on the buses after the trip to the town and you had to escape out the windows. I broke a window.” Giving Alice a shrug, she continued. “But … there were some monster birds flying around. It doesn’t look like there are any here now, but …”

This conversation had her wondering where Rika was. She’d have to look tomorrow.

Moving closer to Edward, she kept her grasp on the flashlight and pipe tight, eyes frequently lifting to the sky.