Rain was dead silent, her expertise in anything related to or involving death came into play. Which also meant she was using her heightened senses, learning long ago that they could mean the difference between life and death. There was a very faint and slow ruffle, sounding like fabric moving against fabric. Grabbing Johnny's shirt collar, she slowly stood but stayed down in a crouch so that whoever was out there couldnt see her but she could see them. Removing her gun from its holster, the dark made it very hard to see but she could just make out someone's shoes. Looking down at Johnny, she slowly helped him into the postion she was in. Making him stay as quiet as possible, she motioned towards the wooded area behind them. "It leads to the highway. Whatever strength and adrenaline you have left, use it as soon as i take my shot. No looking back and no stopping until you reach the highway. Keep the jacket pressed to your wound at all times, dont take it off. Not even to check if youve stopped bleeding," she whispered in his ear. Pulling out a wad of cash, she shoved it into his jean pockets then helped him face towards the woods. "Dont make a move till i shoot," she muttered.<br/><br/>Just then she heard the faint whistle of something moving through the air. Grabbing Jonny's collar, she took her two shots at the pair of boots. Then with surprising strength and speed, jerked Johnny out of the ditch and shoved him into the woods, stumbling only centimeters behind him as the grenade went off barely a second later where they had just been sitting. Rain fell onto her back as a large, flying chunk of a nearby tree knocked her feet out from under her. Landing with a dull thud, she coughed and gasped for air as all the oxegyn in her lungs was knocked out of her. Slowly grasping at a nearby tree, she managed to pull herself up and stumble further into the woods. With his wound, Johnny wasnt moving fast enough and Rain caught up quickly.<br/><br/>Now regaining the air she had lost, Rain grasped Johnny's bloody hand in hers and took off running. Weaving around the trees and ducking under branches, pausing only for a couple seconds to allow Johnny time to regain his balance. Ignoring the agonizing pain in one of her ankles as she kept running, they soon broke free of the heavily forested area and stumbled upon the black cement of the highway. Looking at Johnny, she saw he was barely standing on his own so she wrapped his arm around her shoulders and carried the weight he couldnt. "Stay awake for a bit longer Johnny. We arent out of the clear just yet," she murmured to him as a truck came speeding down the empty highway.<br/><br/>Rain signaled to it, slowing the truck down as it got closer to them before it pulled off to the side and a younger man stepped out. "Hey do you guys need some help?" he called over to them from the passenger side. This time, she kept her guns in her holsters and decided to play the nice one. "Actually we do. Can you get us to the next town and drop us off at the nearest motel?" she asked. The young man nodded and motioned to the back of the truck. "Sure mam. Hop on in and i'll get you there." he replied before getting back in his truck. Rain struggled with Johnny to the back of the truck before dropping the tailgate and helping him in. Hopping in after him, she slammed it shut then gave the man the 'all good' sign before they were speeding off down the highway. Wincing as she bent down next to Johnny, she wiped the blood off his chin and away from his mouth before letting his head rest in her lap. Rain felt uncomfortable playing the nice one but they needed to rest and Johnny needed to be patched up.<br/><br/>Letting her head fall back against the back windshield of the truck, she let everything else fade away as she closed her eyes. Only keeping focus on if the truck came to a stop or if Johnny was still breathing.