"Steel Armor you better answer me now!" Scarlet yelled. You walked into the room and Scarlet looked at you. She was wrapping Sombra's leg in a splint.

"Oh, your the girl with him. Can you go see what Steel wants. He's the white pony out there." She said.

"He just wanted to see were you where so I can see Sombra." You said. Scarlet looked mad.

"Just like my husband...Your friend, Sombra was it, will be OK. The bump on his head is small but his leg is broken. It will take about four month to heal." Scarlet said as she finished wrapping his leg. You nodded.

"Is there a hotel we can stay at while he heals?" You asked. Scarlet gave a small laugh.

"Honey, we are a small town with only six ponies in it. There is no hotel. What we do have though are homes. This place was deserted when we found it so there are plenty of empty homes. I can show you one if you like." Scarlet said. You gave a small nodded and she walked out.

"Scarlet?" You asked as you followed her. She gave a small hum to let you know she was listening.

"Why did Thunder say everyone here was a run away?" You asked. Scarlet sighed.

"Because when we all were young, we had no parents, so we left. We all were from different towns and villages and city's, but we all found a way here. This place, it was falling apart. We put it back together. We made it our home. We don't use money. We pay everything with helping each other." Scarlet said and walked you to a house.

"This one has three bedrooms. Myself and Steel are next door." Scarlet said and opened the door. It was dirty, but it was furnished. It was a one story house also.

"I have to get back to Sombra before he wakes and tries to walk." Scarlet said and turned to leave. You waved and looked back at the house.

"OK, lets get started." You said. The house was empty food wise, but had brooms and mops still. You started to sweep the floors so when you cleaned the windows, it wouldn't make a bigger mess. Once finished, you started to clean the windows, seeing that the rain had started. You had spent the rest of the night cleaning and finally fell asleep on the couch, exhausted, listening to the pitter patter of the rain.