Liniwa glanced at Aria, seeing her condition. He had to get her back over the fence, but not tonight, it was by far too dark and it was raining. But, if he wanted to keep her safe, he would have to risk the chance of him getting sick from the rain and a fever. So, he took her arm and put it around his neck, helping her up from the ground. He then placed one arm around her waist and started to move out of the little home. What made this worse was because it was a thunderstorm and they were in a forest. So they had to be extra careful. Liniwa started to help Aria by sneaking out of the camp. It was difficult since there were so many teepee's around, but he managed to get her out of the camp in the nick of time. Now for the forest.<br/><br/>Leading her through the forest was not so bad since the canopy of trees helped stop the rain from falling on them. As he trudged on, he had to be careful of any Native guards who guarded the camp. None tonight. He kept going, seeing the fence beyond the college's lights within the building. He reached the fence, looking around for something that he could use to get her over the fence. Though, by examining the bottom of the fence, it was loose, so it could just be lifted up, something Liniwa did. Lifting up the fence, he helped Aria through it, then presumed to walk onto White Man's territory. How he would be able to get her to her dorm, was a challenge. He didn't know anything about the colleges, and he could not read English. But, Liniwa pressured on, making his way toward the entrance of the College and looked for a sign that would lead to the dorms.<br/><br/>He found it, though not knowing what it said or even attempting to say it, kept going till they came to a elevator. God, he wasn't going to be able to use those. So he ignored the elevator and took the stairs. He was going to have to rely on Aria to tell him where to go, because he had no clue at this point upon climbing the stairs.