"Every time I've been in a city since thing thing went down, we've lost someone," Daryl answered, pessimistic at best. He didn't like the locale either. "Yeah. Lets see if one of the ones on the top floor near that fire escape is open."

The building really wasn't far at all and easy to scout. The sort of debris he'd expect to see in the city was gone from the area simply due to the number of people who called the few blocks to either side home. It still had a 'lived in' look, and a couple buses hadn't been moved to ensure there were fall-back points in case of the walls going down, but it wasn't covered in trash and such.

"Easiest access is the fire escape there. Lets go as high as we can and work our way down. Assume anything that don't look like it's been lived in the last couple months is free to take." Lived in to Daryl meant a lack of dust and the windows being open to keep the room cool. If it was stuffy and dusty, it was probably okay to claim. Even if there was furniture and clothing still in it. Jesus seemed to be on his wavelength enough already he'd didn't bother pointing that out. If they were lucky, they'd find something near the roof for easy escapes.