As he wrapped his arms around her, she closed her eyes and dropped her harness for the moment. She leaned back against him, still sniffling. Her shoulders would shake when she did, the panic of her dream beginning to fade away as he held her, her hands placed gently on his arms. She nodded as he spoke, a final tear running down her face. She knew the dream wasn’t real, but it still scared her. It scared her more than anything she’d seen before, really. She didn’t have any words at the moment, she simply squeezed his arms as he reminded her he loved her. And there she stayed, in his arms until he turned her around.<br/><br/>As he wiped her tear away, she gave him a smile, gently holding his wrists. “I know, I do.” She nodded, leaning her forehead against his, returning his soft kiss. His soft words and gently touches chased away the fear of her dream, and she kissing the inside of his wrists as he cupped her face. Once he pulled away, she finished gearing up, smirking as he mentioned how it would be smarter for her to grab the food. She took one last deep breath, giving him a quick kiss before she set out to the pantry.<br/><br/>She filled her pack with food that would last them the entire trip. The new pantry gave them plenty of new rations, she wasn’t worried about running out. After she finished grabbing the three of them food, she walked towards the growlers, slinging her pack over her Shoulder. She waited for the other two, leaning on one of the machines.