The grizzly looking crowd swarmed around Cara, closing in on her from every direction.
If she’d been in this situation a month earlier, she would’ve been terrified. But after the horrors she'd witnessed over the past few weeks, nothing phased her anymore. She simply folded her arms and glared at them as they got closer and closer.
“I know you’re not infected,” She said flatly. “You can’t scare me.”
Some of them looked confused, shocked even. They looked at each other, unsure of how to navigate these uncharted waters.
“Oh, didn’t Thea warn you?” Cara asked proudly, “She told me your secret. Now... I have some information I’d like to give her. And I don’t think she will appreciate it being delayed. Take me to her now.”
The leader of the pack frowned at Cara through giant, fuzzy eyebrow
