So, they were off to handle the remnants. Seeing as how nobody seemed to bother to step up and drive the RV, Seb took responsibility, mildly uncomfortable in the driver's seat due to his large frame and digitigrade leg structure.
As he drove, his mind wandered. He wasn't sure what to think about being placed in a command role by the powers that be. Content as he was in the forward recon unit, the news that he was to be promoted came as a shock considering his shaky reputation around town beyond the immediate circle of Mrs. Margaret's family. Although, he thought as he quickly glanced over his shoulder, considering the...ah...quality of those placed under his command based on spending the past several days with them, he wondered why he was surprised at all. The wolf mutant began to really appreciate the leader of his old crew before he came to Deliverance Company. Leading around a group this dysfunctional was like herding cats, and he wondered how his old leader dealt with it. A smile crept onto his face as his thoughts returned to those times, remembering all sorts of shennanigans, their colorful personalities, and the joys of plans both perfectly executed and gone awry saved by quick improvisation ...before their lives were torn away. His ears folded back and his paws tightened around the steering wheel; the worn synthetic material creaked from the pressure. Pushing the memories away, he returned his full attention to the road.
Their scent came through from the outside long before he could see them on the horizon. The faint cornchip stink of human sweat carried on the wind. As the remnant camp came into view, Seb pulls off the road, stopping a good distance away. He was sure they had seen the RV, as there wasn't much out here on the open plains to hide a vehicle behind. That didn't mean that there weren't other ways to gain an advantage. Standing, he enters the main cabin of the RV while drawing the Bear, loading it with huge .50 caliber bullets as he spoke.
"They're outside, right in the middle of the road. Remnant ****s. I've an idea of how to handle this situation, but I want...or suppose I want to hear your input first."
He lays out the situation from what he could see at a distance to the group. "Options?"