Cal had been sleeping rather peacefully despite his argument with Elliot, though mostly because he was tired rather than at ease. It wasn't until he heard a loud chattering and felt a sharp nip to his arm that he woke swiftly, crimson eyes glaring as he assumed that something had broken into the cabin, but instead he simply saw Levi in its bird form which was now making panicked squawking noises at him. Cal stared a moment, still a bit dopey from sleep until he realized something... Elliot wasn't here.<br/><br/>He jumped up and pulled on his shoes, glad that he was already in sweats and a sweater so as not to waste time dressing. He knew the sun was up, but surely if Levi was this frantic then something had happened. He opened the door to the cabin and winced, but at least the sun was slowly reaching the skyline, he could only hope that he didn't have to go too far, or that he'd be able to tolerate the light. Levi led him towards one of the trailheads and Cal followed, running and ignoring the small snags of branches as he went.<br/><br/>As he ran to keep Levi in his sights he couldn't help his mind racing... Was Elliot okay? Was he just tuck somewhere? Or hurt? Or... He winced as the worst scenario entered his mind, but surely the bond would have been affected if the other had... Passed. He convinced himself of that and continued running, his head was pounding already from being out during the day, but thankfully the forest wasn't as bright as the clearing around the cabin.<br/><br/>It didn't take too long for him to come to the end of the trail, Levi flying over the edge of the slope and continuing to make panicked noises. The creatures in the forest had gathered to watch the affair, and as Cal walked towards the edge it didn't take much to understand what happened, and he soon saw the human resting at the bottom. He grimaced and looked around until he found a safer path down, carefully picking his way to the bottom and hurrying over to the human. "Elliot! Can you hear me?" He asked as he approached, voice loud in the quiet of the forest and his crimson eyes worried. A fall like that... could be enough to kill a human, and his stomach was twisting at the thought.