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Lillyan shrugged her shoulders after the guy finished speaking up about leadership, although all she really wanted was someone else's opinion as to what they were all going to do. She didn't want to go off and get firewood and come back to find that everyone had packed up and moved on without her. It would probably be better not to have a defined leader anyways, since no one really knew each other and each other's abilities at that point. Right now it would be best for everyone to contribute what they could to helping the group escape.

"Sorry about putting you on the spot like that," she said to him after he volunteered to help find the firewood. She gave an apologetic smile. "As soon as I asked the question I could see you panic and realized I had asked the wrong person. You're probably right about people seeing the fire though, but maybe it would be a good idea to go walking around the area anyways. Cause I'm sure no one has a clue where we are. We could be in the woods behind someone's backyard for all we know."

The thought that they could be that close to real clothes, good food, and other living, breathing humans made Lillyan excited, until she realized there was still a possibility that that might not be the case. What if there were other towns like Bellview? Or, what if they had been right down from Bellview all along? She frowned and looked down at the ground for a moment before shaking the foreboding feeling away. "Anyways," she looked to Arthur, who had said something earlier about wanting to help. "Would you like to come as well then?"

Maybe they should all just get a move on to put as much distance between them and that place as possible. But she wasn't sure about the extent of some of their injuries and how heavily the drugs had affected them.