Jayee jumped as a muffled explosion of snow had her whipping around to face whatever had caused it. Pulling out her gun in a flash, as the snow cleared she groaned in irritation, letting her hands drop to her sides as Shawn stood there dusting the snow off himself. "Look. I want you to stay as far away from me as-" she was cut-off as Shawn walked straight up to her and grabbed her arms. Shaking her slightly as he stared into her blue eyes, asking her what was wrong with her and telling her she could be killed.<br/><br/>Rolling her eyes, Jayee raised her arms up and hit away his hands from them. "Yes. I could've been killed over fifty different times in my life time so far. But that never meant i wouldn't do it. Look it's none of your buisness why im out here," she said, her cheeks flushed with anger at him being here. Frowning as she realized his eyes held a concern of some sort, but she never read to far into it and dropped it right then. "Leave me alone Shawn. If you want to help out then fine. But find somewhere else to stay cause it wont be wit-" Jayee was caught off as something suddenly gave a mighty pull, knocking her into the snow.<br/><br/>One of the wolves had charged up behind her and hooked its fangs into her boot, whipping his head back and forth before jerking upwards. A cry of surprise left her lips as she fell face forward into the snow, her heart dropping into her stomach as she heard a guttural growl leave the wolf. Before anyone could react, the wolf took off backwards, dragging a shocked Jayee through the snow and back out of sight as the wind picked up, making the blanket of snow thicker to see through.<br/><br/>Other members of the wolf pack gave howls of hunger, growls and barks could be heard very close by as the wolf dragged Jayee through the snow back towards the pack. Jayee gave a yell as she finally was able to free her gun from the holster. The muscles in her stomach contracted as she raised her body up a bit as it was being dragged, taking aim before she pulled the trigger. Not even a yelp was heard as Jayee shot the wolf point-blank between the eyes. Blood splattered on the snow around them and a pool stained the white snow red.<br/><br/>Suddenly everything turned eerily silent and Jayee was staring at the dead wolf, panting heavily from the effort it took to accomplish this feat. The wolf's fangs were still buried in her boot and she couldn't find it in herself to pull away, instead falling flat on her back in the snow. Closing her eyes as exhaustion swept over her, the burst of adrenaline had died away and she was left to pick up the pieces. Panting, Jayee listened for any sounds of any more apporaching wolves but there was nothing except the roar of the wind as the snow started to fall heavier, making it difficult to see more than five feet in front of you.<br/><br/>Jayee slowly picked herself up off the ground but there was wicked growl that had her spinning on her heel. It happened as if in slow motion as the very large alpha wolf leapt for her, snarling and drooling, his eyes wild at the prospect of a meal. Jayee could feel the presence of many other wolves around her but her eyes were locked on the wolve's black ones. He opened his jaws wide, his large, sharp fangs dripping with saliva and all she could do was raise her gun. There would be no time to move out of the way so she pulled the trigger and squeezed her eyes shut. A heavy weight crashed into her and she fell to her back, the heavy body of the now dead alpha wolf laying over her, suffocating her as the thick, black hair of its coat clogged her mouth and nose. Its fangs were latched onto her firing arm and she squirmed, struggled, fought for air as her choking breaths got more desperate.