Kryner found it always comforting that in the winter up in this winter wasteland that life still prevailed even in its own special way but for the most part things did their own thing consistently and that brought him comfort. Down in the valley, the heard was crossing the ice-cold river and he shuddered to think how they could manage such a feat. As they got further up the mountain the snow was growing deeper and deeper, Kryner feared that the tracks soon wouldn't enough traction for them to continue and they couldn't risk losing Blue.<br/>"Alright lads, we're heading out, let's get a move on." He told them as he took the keys out of Blue, drained the oil from the engine, and removed the battery to stow into the trailer.<br/><br/>Lydia was a bit more reasonable with breakfast as she mostly suckled before dozing off once or twice so it was more or less like a little snack for the little one. Charles came in with some toast and butter for her to munch on. "Oh, you're breastfeeding her. How cute." He said figuring out what the smell was now. "So she took to you pretty easily?" He asked gently stroking Lydia's crazy bed head that was revealed when he lifted her little hat.