Back against the tree, she waited almost patiently. There was no time to run anymore, no time to wait for Karren to come to their rescue.<br/><br/>Taking a deep breath, Kai watched as the first of the rogues came down the hill. They didn't even stop to look around, to find who they were after. Their blind rage seemed to be driving them instinctively. The closer they got, all Kai could think was that they were a sad bunch of wolves. Thin but not emaciated, fur missing in some spots, scars on their legs and faces. She wasn't sure what she'd been picturing, but it certainly wasn't this.<br/><br/>As she raised the shotgun, a bullet in the barrel, she watched all three charge Warren. They were all on him like flies on honey; too close for her to hit only them. As Warren took the third out, she turned to see at least a dozen or more run down the hillside. Taking another deep breath, she raised the gun and started firing without hesitation.<br/><br/>Shoot.<br/><br/>One down.<br/><br/>Reload.<br/><br/>Shoot.<br/><br/>Hit another.<br/><br/>Reload.<br/><br/>The closer they got, the easier it was to hit them. And seeing as they were all geared on taking down Warren, that made it a little easier as well.