Kol was keeping a tight grip on that strange bond she seemed to have with the angel. The thought of him had her gut twisting. Where was he? She felt like she would know if something happened to him and she knew that, as of a few minutes ago, he was okay. She shouldn’t care so much, but she did.<br/><br/>Liza didn’t answer her question, but she could assume that it got lost in Ollie’s announcement. The girl didn’t understand who she was volunteering herself to go along with.  Before she could stop herself, she had stood up and grabbed Ollie in, what looked like a scared and desperate hug.<br/><br/>Kol pulled Ollie down and whispered against her ear, barely audible even this close. “Watch yourself. Be aware.” No be careful, no don’t trust Liza. She didn’t know Liza’s game here. She very well could protect Ollie, but Kol knew angels. Humans weren’t important so it was hit or miss if Liza would help. Watch out for yourself. Be aware of what was going on around her.<br/><br/>She moved back down beside Daniel, his unconscious form taking in even breaths. It was a good sign. She had a few herbs in her pouch from being out with Ollie and would make a paste for the burns to keep the infection away. But, first, her attention went to Mari at her suggestions.<br/><br/>Kols voice was quiet, unsure, as she spoke. “Reinard can make a fire. It shouldn’t matter that it’s wet. Don’t get too close to the flames, hellfire gives a nasty burn.”<br/><br/>She waited until they were a little more settled, but finally asked Mari, “Why were you two headed toward the camp…?”