After he had hugged her close, she slept soundly for the rest of the night. As morning came, she continued to sleep until he gently woke her. As he rubbed her hips, kissing her temple, she groaned and nuzzled closer to him, hiding her eyes in the crook of his neck. Even though his touched pulled sparks from her, sending goosebumps across her skin, she was exhausted as she always tended to be these days. “I don’t wanna, I’m comfy.” She complained only slightly before opening her eyes, her green eyes making contact with his. She smiled tiredly, leaning in and kissing him deeply.<br/><br/>She pushed herself into a sitting position, straddling him as she did. “Let’s hope we can get down this mountain before dawn. Don’t want to have to camp up again for too long.” She bent down, kissing his neck, up across his jaw, before finally landing on his lips. She smiled, and then climbed off him. She pulled her coat and boots on as he did, strapping her belt to her hip, as well as her harness across her chest. She packed up their things into the appropriate backpack, before scooting back to him. “Hand.” She requested, holding her hand out. When he let her look him over, she gently began unwrapping his hand.<br/><br/>She kept her eyes down as she worked, chewing her lip and tilting her head. “When we get to Central, we should take a day to regroup.” She reached behind her, grabbing more gauze and wrap. His fingers were still broken, no doubt, but slowly healing. “You may not be able to drive the Growler.” She wrapped his fingers together with gauze in between them, before continuing to wrap his entire hand. She cut the gauze and stowed it away, holding her hand out to him to help him up.<br/><br/>She opened the tent flaps, seeing the snow pour in. She tried to push it aside, digging them a path to crawl out of. When she made her way out, she turned to see their tent decently engulfed, making her sigh. “We have to leave it. We don’t have the time for this.” A wolf howled and she jumped, looking around. “We just need to get off this mountain.”