<span style="font-family: 'Verdana'">The male stared at the female for a moment before answering her question, "Name's Erin Crowley," He stated before glancing over her form clearly checking for injuries befor he frowned at her shivering form, "Sorry I don't have any clothing on me but I've got a much warmer body than that ground your sitting on."<br/>
<br/>
Reaching out carefully he pulled her into his grasp and lifted her with ease off the ground. They had a trip back to his cabin and on two feet it would be a pain to say the least. He wasn't going to leave her out there in the cold with pack members after her, "Don't squirm to much, pup," He muttered softly as he began making his way through the snow and forest towards the mountains. His cabin was in the valley but thankfully not too far in it to be of any problem. The rocks that provided a path up to the summit of the water fall that cascaded from a ledge some forty feet above. <br/>
<br/>
The winter wouldn't freeze even in the dead of winter thankfully as it was from a hot spring rather than simply glacial melt. The mountain man picked his way carefully with the girl in his arms till they reached the summit and could walk with ease up the side of the banks. A large cabin stood not far from where they came up. Likely some odd fifty yards or so. A simply lantern hung from the arch of the porch. Firewood was piled on the left while as wooden swing sat on the right side. Setting her down on the porch he moved towards the door and pushed it open. The simple one room building was warm thanks to the large iron stove that sat in the middle of the room. A faint amber and gold glow emitted from the grills the ash would fall into. <br/>
<br/>
Picking up a blanket he held it out to her and pointed at the rocking chair near the fire place, "Sit and get warm while I get some rabbit on the stove." <br/>
<br/>
Erin had food but the winters could be a pain so he never assumed he had enough till the season ended. His amber-blue eyes lingered on her for some time before he moved to the back of the house and opened the door to a freezer and pulled out two rabbits that had ready been dressed and cleaned. He tossed them entirely into a large pot and added water before moving to see what he had as far as vegetables. Cutting them up and tossing them in as well before setting to pot on the stove, "What's your name? And why was the pack after you?"  </span>