"But still to know something that big and there be no repercussions. It almost sounds mad!" the doc says looking out the window again.

"Calm down dear. Your past isn't unstained as well," said his wife coming in with new cloth.

"We all have something to hide in one form or another," Sasha said walking over to one of the blank walls and pressing on three hidden pannels opening a small compartment at the base of the wall. Inside, there was a metal box containing several tools and weapons. "The government of the time had me instal compartments like this one in every building in this city to hide their experimental weapons and tools," she said laying the box on a counter and opening it, "As I see it now, we might as well cache in on their paranoia."

"I Thought you said that you worked at the fishery?" the doc said. His wife just kisses his cheek and watches.

"I was a mechanic, the fishery was just my most common employer. It was the job I had to cover up putting all these pannels and compartments here. All the people expected was that there was some sort of electrical problems in the walls," she said taking out several umfamilair tools, "It didn't don on tham that mechanics build and repair machinery, now work on wiring in the walls. Since the government is gone now, I have nothing to hide."

"So you use to work for the goverment?" doc says thinking of everything he could learn from her.

"Yes,under the agreement that I would be given a safe place for my family to live," she said, pausing briefly, "We were safe up until rumors of a war had started circulating, it was then that I got chased and captured by hunters."

"We are sorry for you deary," the Doc's wife says going over to her and tries to comfort her.

"It wouldn't be so bad if they hadn't been so well preserved in the park, but at least I know they went in their sleep," she said pulling one last tool from the box, "Use the tools as you see fit. The government wont be needing to hide them any more. I'm going to go try finding the compartments that are still intact."

"Let me come with you," the doc's wife says. Joining Sasha as she left the room.

"If my home is still standing, we'll have more than enough tools to set up a proper defence against creatures like that narga of Beck's," she said climbing over some rubble, "They had me hide all the defence oriented tools and weapons in my own home."

"Are you not trusting of Beck's Narga?" she asks following quite well.

Beck hugs the two. "What happened to you girl? I thought I lost you forever. That's the reason i left the Rangers." Beck said petting her muzzle. Jessie just watches.

"It's not that I don't trust his. I'd rather not take chances with the more wild wyverns out there," she said taking a spike from her tail and bust a doorknob on a locked door, "Nathaniel and I probably have the strongest skin around here with our fur and scale, but even we are no match against them. There was a reason momster hunters were reviered. They could take these creatures on with minimal risk."

Drawing out the scene of their separation into the dirt, she showed that the building had only pinned her to the ground rather than killing her when it fell.

"I see but they became corrupted didn't they?" she said entering after her.

"Not so much corrupted as contracted by bad people. All monster hunters were part of a single guild that took in contracts for them. The hunters would then beoffered contracts based on their abilities and strength," she said using the spike to cut through a wall to get into the next room, "The guild took no measure to screen out contracts against anthros like me or Nathaniel except they wouldn't take ones to kill  anthros."

"So it didn't have restrictions on anthros. That figures," she said looking at an old sculpture.