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Dan had lead her too a small standing house, that was suprisingly still in a good state. He had had knocked on the door after finding it was locked, but with no one answering he decided that kicking down the door was the right answer. The slam of the wood made her flinch a tad but other than that, she was fine. He seemed a little paranoid, asking her if it was okay that he had broken the door and went right into the house without her answer. Such an act made her laugh a litt. The small girl didn't even try to tell him that they could have broken the glass out of a window just as easily and slipped through to open the door. Oh no, it would hurt his male-pride.

When they entered, Rin took a seat on the cold ground. She watched with an amused face as he pushed a small drawer infront of the door to block it off. Who knew, there really could be zombies out there. "There. Problem solved." he sounded so sure so the girl didn't go about mentioning the windows again.
He seemed on a roll, so the color blind girl let him continue by exploring the house. A while after he was done, he came to report what he found. “No real problems. Perhaps it is a tad bit small, but it'll do for now. At least won't go hungry for the time being. The fridge is filled with loads of food!" he smiled and she joined him in said action.

She jumped up and followed him into the living room and burst out laughing as he fell onto the couch. “Ah! Good ol' couch. You'll be serving as my bed.” Dan sighed and got comfortable. The man seemed to notice Rin standing there and adjusted himself to sit up. “Oh! Sorry, I feel at home already. Haha...”
She shook her head with a smile and made her way towards him. Dropping down onto the floor in front of the couch, she looked back at him. "It's all yours. The ground is nice and cool anyways." Rin smiled and leaned back on the foot of the couch.

Getting comffy, she half listened to him ramble on about the T.V and if it were working. With a sigh though, he continued on to another topic that had been on her mind for a little while as well. “Hey Rin. Isn't it odd that no-one has send someone to this place to check for survivors? Or at the very least, investigate the cause of the eruption?"

With a puzzled expression, she scratched her head. She felt rambling coming on. "Yeah, completely odd. You would think the rest of the world would have noticed by now. Something most likely happened... Like, their rescue people were on vacation all at the same time or freak storms burst around the nation and they're too busy for us." Rin tried to explain without laughing nervously. With a small sigh of her own, the pigtail-girl finished with this statement. "Maybe the survivors here, are the only ones left."

Don't count on anyone to save you. Do it yourself. Came the cold feminine voice from before. It did no good though, for it only left her with confusion and a dull ache in both her head and chest.