As he took her hands, unfurling her arms from around his waist, she furrowed her eyebrows in confusion. Her small smile remained, however, as he continued to speak. She wasn’t sure where he was going with whatever he was saying, but, as he explained what Sunny found as she visited her territory, her smile dropped. Two more territories? Two more chapters of Runners murdered? She tuned out the rest of his words, her eyes on the floor. She shook her head, pulling her hands from his and stepped away, letting her arms fall to her sides.<br/><br/>She walked over to the bed, taking a seat, her hands pressed flat together as she held them against her face. She stared out in front of her for a moment, shaking her head once more before she stood up, walking over and digging out her gear. “I’ve got to go.” She mumbled, pulling her belt out as she began to shove her weapons into their appropriate spots. “I’ve got to go to Westgate and explain what’s going on, then go back to Little Lake, bring them here. You...you go to the huntsmen with Letto.” Her fingers were working frantically, she mumbled to herself as she worked.<br/><br/>“Whatever we’re doing isn’t working, we need to bring the Runners here, so I’m going to go and get everyone. I’ll be fine.” It was clear that she was being impulsive, but she wasn’t going to sit around any longer. She couldn’t sit there as her friends died, she couldn’t. “Raincheck on the relaxation night, I’ll go now.” She glanced up to him, tears in her eyes. She was emotional, she wasn’t thinking about how it was dark, or how she didn’t know how to get back to Little Lake, but she knew someone had to. She could figure it out, right?