Both Destiny and Dorothy were mildly confused with the first challenge, what were they suppose to do? Was the challenge in the park or somewhere else outside of the park among the ruins of the city they once knew only just yesterday it seems like.

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Destiny was taken back when guns were pulled out. There was no way in hell she was going to stay here, henceforth she took off running, hoping no one would shoot her. She stopped in her tracks when she heard a howl where she first entered the park. Craning her neck she saw a ghastly huge dog with metal jowls. Her heart immediately jumped up into her throat and Destiny began shaking. There definitely was no way she'd stay here now. She needed to get to high ground, dogs can't climb and even if they jumped they would reach the top. Destiny was no tree climber but that didn't stop her one bit as she chose the nearest tree and began climbing as best as she could. Barely out of reach of a dog that suddenly lunged at where she just was. Frustrated it growled and circled the tree before it jumped up at her and scratched her leg. Destiny let out a yelp as she climbed higher into the tree.

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Dorothy took a step back when a fellow pulled a gun out, she didn't know what to do. She noticed one of the girls took off running. But Dorothy was rooted in place by fear, with seemingly no where to go and nothing to do to stop what seemed like the inevitable. Even the gun wasn't pointed at her, it still didn't stop the fear that said otherwise. A eerie loud howl that sounded off in the distance made Dorothy cover her ears. Turning her head to see, her orbs locked onto a vicious looking dog. All of a sudden the fear that rooted her there was taken over by fight or flight. With nothing to combat the metal jawed dog, she chose to run. And run she did, but where to? Two people ran into a house, one girl climbed a tree. Which seemed safer? Atleast in a house there may be weapons but a tree? Nothing.

Dorothy took off to find a house of her own and when she found it there was a dog guarding the door. Dumbstruck she stared at it, wondering how it knew she wanted to go in. That's when she heard nails hitting onto pavement behind her. Dorothy barely had time to jump out of the way when it lunged for her face. Dorothy fall on the ground but wasted no time in getting up. She was no track star, so she knew she had to keep her running to a minimum. Not knowing what to do, she almost gave up until the dog by the door started circling her with the other dog. She had a chance, albeit a small one, but a chance. Dorothy ran away from the door, and just like she thought the dogs run at her, but she quickly changed direction and ran for the door at full sprint speed with her shoulder outwards. Boy was this going to hurt and she hoped it break the door open. And hurt it did. The door flung open, and Dorothy fell on the floor. She looked down towards the entrance and saw the dogs sprinting towards her. Dorothy had broke the door down so she had no chance in locking it but she could close the door so she could run up the stairs into a room.

Dorothy kicked the door closed, got up holding her left shoulder and ran up the stairs. She was in so much pain, as she ran up the stair she thought she'd faint and then that would be the end of her. She ran into the first room she saw which was a bedroom and locked the door behind her.