Once they were all on solid ground, their shoes sinking into the snow, Nora pulled her hood on over her head. Eddie pointed out a ridge and offered to head in that direction. Nora made a face that suggested she was fine with him going wherever he pleased, so long as she didn’t have to tag along. Nora checked her watch for the time when he suggested taking two hours at most to search. “Yeah, that sounds good.” Too much longer and the weather might make them sorry.<br/><br/>Mark mentioned the sun rising soon, unless the lights in the distance were created by a nearby city. He offered to go toward the light with her, which made Nora smile and nod in response. “Let’s hope,” she offered in response to his words about a possible nearby civilization. She was in survival mode at this point, though she wouldn’t necessarily know to call it that. Running on adrenaline was the only thing keeping her going.<br/><br/>Nora pulled her gloves on after Mark did, as if his action reminded her to do the same. “Yeah, ready.” She nodded at him, turning to face the light that he pointed out. Their soles started to crunch in the snow as they trekked through the glittery snow. “So, how are you holding up?” She decided to ask Mark as they made their way along. “It seems like another lifetime ago, we were ordering our meals.” A sort of chuckle left her mouth, but it wasn’t very convincing.