Rain let out a sudden yelp of surprise as a pair of strong hands suddenly propelled her body forward. Taking the impact of the ground to her shoulder, she was quick to roll back onto her feet, up in a flash as she glared at Tyler. "I could've taken it!" she snapped at him, though it was clear in her eyes she was only mad because he had gotten himself injured in the process of protecting her. The creased characteristics of her frown wavered as her eyes wandered to his belly, voluntarily propelling her forward as she ripped the belly part of her shirt off. Quickly and tightly tying it around his wound to stop the blood flow, she was silent and her grip firm as she made him stay put for the few seconds it took her to wrap his bloody belly up almost bone-crushingly tight. As a wide framed man lumbered up behind her, Rain simply elbowed him in the waist, sending him stumbling just from the mere force, all the while her eyes never left his face. Slowly a smile began to pull at the corners of her lips, she whispered to him with a wink, "You aren't leaving me yet, we have too much to do together. Besides we never even got to finish what we started in your bedroom."<br/><br/>With that, Rain turned away from him and stalked toward the man she had just hit. Slamming her foot down onto his, the crack of bones could be heard, eliciting a yell of pain from the man who tried to double over in pain. A small but powerful fist met the bridge of his nose, the mere force of the punch making his head snap back and his feet leave the ground before he crashed heavily down on his back. His muffled yells of pain could be heard as he cupped his severely broken nose, blood pouring out like a faucet. Rain simply stepped on his chest and walked over him, moving back into the fray, disappearing into the mass of bodies.<br/><br/>Rain needed to end this, before Court returned. It was surprising how quick he could travel, almost like he wasn't normal.<br/>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Tex couldn't help but tear her eyes away from her own fight as she felt Kaden's warmth suddenly disappear from behind her. Snapping her head around, anger boiled up inside her veins as she tried to lunge for the wolf on top of him. A pair of strong arms wrapped around her waist and hoisted her high up in the air before slamming her down face-first into the cold earth. A gasp of air escaped her lips along with a low whine of pain as she felt several of her ribs crack and give way beneath the heavy pressure. The heavy body of the older man laying on her back began to crush her slightly frailer frame, Tex digging her nails deep into the earth as she gritted her teeth, refusing to give him the satisfaction of hearing her pain. His arm pressed her face into the ground, smothering her as all she could breath in was dirt and blood. <br/><br/>Suddenly the weight was lifted off of her, the man sent flying into a couple of wolves charging their way. Yelps of surprise could be heard as they tumbled to the ground, the unconscious body of the older man trapping them to the earth. Rain grabbed the back of her sister's ratty shirt, lifting her off the ground and setting her on her feet. "Tex! Focus on your own fight," Rain growled harshly, a protective anger in her eyes. "This isn't practice. We aren't back in the pack, they will kill you." With that, Rain turned on her heel and punched an approaching man. Barely escaping the knifes blade as it sliced at the place her stomach had been moments before. Then she gave him a swift to kick to the abdomen before jumping away and making him chase after her.<br/><br/>For a moment, a raging blush swept over her features and she looked at the ground ashamed that her sister had to, once again, fight her battles for her. Balling her hands into fists, Tex's eyes met with Kaden's wolf's eyes. "I've seen you from a distance before. That's how I know you." Tex answered his earlier, unfinished question before charging past him to the smaller man loading a gun in Kaden and Tex's direction. Ducking just as the shot was fired, the bullet barely missed her by a centimeter as she came up beneath the barrel of the rifle. Slamming her hand into the barrel, it snapped in two as if it was nothing more than a simple twig. Her fist landed a couple of good blows to the man's chest and stomach before she kicked her foot upwards, hitting the man square on the jaw and knocking him out swiftly.<br/><br/>Lowering her foot back to the ground, Tex scanned the clearing where she could see that a big majority of Court's men were lying unconscious or in their own pools of blood. Two or three bigger men and wolves were left standing, besides the one's who had instantly given up, but even they began to stop fighting. Instead, slowly backing away towards the trees as if running would save their skins from these special-skilled men. </span><br/>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br/><br/>Rain had found herself involved in only two more small and hardly worth her time fights before the yelling and gun shots quieted down to almost complete silence. Wind whistled through the trees and tall, blood-stained grass, almost giving a mournful sigh for those few who had actually been killed.<br/><br/>All fighting ceased as the last few of Court's men stood facing Tyler's men, hesitant looks being exchanged with each other. Slowly they began to raise their hands up in surrender and went to join the group of 7-10 men who had already given up, thankful to be released from Court's hold. Rain shook out her hands, her body starting to relax once again before she looked around quickly for her sister. Shifting and bounding over to Tex, Rain shifted back to her human form in mid-air before wrapping her sister up in a tight hug. "Oh god Tex! I'm so sorry... I was told you were dead.... If I had known.... I would've never left you there!.." She said quietly, resting her head on her sister's shoulder. Tex's smaller frame began to shake and she could hear a small chuckle escaping her. "I know you would've Rain. Im glad you didn't, it got a lot worse after you escaped and i'm sure he would have killed you if you returned..." Tex said softly.<br/><br/>Rain slowly pulled away and nodded quietly. Bending down with her back to Tex, she held out her arms behind her and waited for the little sister she knew to climb on. Even as exhaustion tugged at every fiber in her being, she needed to do this. As she felt the extremely under-weight and bony body of her sister pressed against her back, Rain held her up on her back, then turned to look at Tyler. "I think we should go home. We don't need to clean up this mess tonight do we?" she asked, looking Tyler up and down to check for any injuries.<br/>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">As Rain knelt down in front of her, Tex almost gasped in surprise at her sister's condition but it seemed as if Rain didn't even know. The way her distracted behavior kept her moving suggested there wasn't going to be any catching up tonight. Her older sister would be far too busy with taking care of injuries, cleaning up, and even taking care of herself for any talking. It's okay though, they would do it whenever Tex was back to her almost normal self. Tex hesitated before climbing onto her sister's back, Rain lifting her up as if she was a feather, which she probably weighed like one by now. <br/><br/>Tex could feel the hot, sticky blood from Rain's side soaking into the ratty shirt Tex wore. "Rain...your hurt..." was all she whispered as she gripped tightly onto her older sister and rested her head on her shoulder. "Not as bad as you are... you're my first priority. I'll get you fixed up when we get home," Rain replied, continuing to look at Tyler and waiting for any opinions or orders. Tex looked at the ground and heaved a sigh, she knew there wouldn't be a point in arguing with Rain. The only person that would probably be able to get through her thick skull was her mate, Tyler. Speaking of mates.... Tex casted a glance over at Kaden, wondering how he was faring.  </span>