Anna shook her head in disagreement to Emily's statements, they wouldn't have known the things she had and could not blame them. She bit her tongue at the anger that she seemed to be target of at the moment taking a deep breath before speaking again. One step at a time isn't going to work I'm afraid, I told ya people never seem to come out alive no matter how 'little' they plan to enter and 'scout' something gets them. Anna twirled he rhair in thought of the situation, gauging the supplies the two had on hand and what she held in storage. "I believe in these circumstances would to over prepare and assume we make it through the city in one go, and deal with whatever is inside as we come across it. She turned to Yoruba a bit of confusion filled her face as she spoke "And what difference would it have made? You were headed there either way right? what's the point of giving false hope that would only increase the likelihood of rash actions and death you'd disregard safety for the sake of reaching your destination whether you did so knowingly or not. Either way it doesn't seem that you even cared about your companion very much at all rather than put up with it for her sake. It was obvious she was the only person he truly cared about here." Anna walked and laid a hand lightly on Emily's shoulder before opening a hatch to an underground room. "That notebook has notes on the creature you encountered in the woods right? I saw the entry, whatever notes he took might have useful information try and not lose it alright?" She let the hatch shut behind her as she made her way down the stairs, packing whatever essentials she felt was important for a long journey. She pulled out a dozen different cans of soups of a variety of flavors as well as other preserved box and bagged meals. IF nothing else they would appreciate the food she had stored away.