".. yes."

There's a small pause where she considers the sali's words, but there's little reason to not listen to them right now. Getting the child over to the shelter feels like the most important thing right now, and it's not like Madoka can let this cute little animal run around by itself either when there's so much danger outside. She can just come along, make sure they're safe, and then move on to help more people.

The only thing that makes her want to protest is how harsh the older sali is to the younger one, but Madoka feels like speaking up in their defense might actually make things worse for Monsha rather than better. She'll just have to check up on the other when it's actually safe.

"What should we do then if we run into someone with red eyes?" That's the one question she has here. If they run into some other danger, she can use her bow, sure, but while Madoka agrees that she doesn't really want to shoot any of their people under the influence of something foreign, she wonders if they have already found some other way to deal with it, that they haven't yet. They only just found out that this is part of the threat here, after all.