Liann watched as Warren went to his tent and frowned when he shifted. She really hated shifters, that feeling has been natural to her for so long. All shifters, to her, lacked one thing, compassion. Liann knew that she was also guilty because she wanted so badly to be free of her wolf side even though the idea of it is cruel and the pain, Liann imagine unbearable. She expected a little of that before Warren turned on her, telling her that her wolf side was a her, a part of her.<br/><br/>Warren has shown her compassion with his willingness to help her, and even before that he had saved her. But his behavior only scared her. Her thoughts on shifters had been challenged and her initial plans are changing. Liann didn't like how her world seemed to be turning because of this one shifter before her. Life was hard but her perspective on the world was becoming simple and she could deal with that. But ever since Warren came into her life, all these paths opened to her and she had no clue where they would lead.<br/><br/>Going into her tent she got into her sleeping bag and shivered as she tried to settle in. The night was cold and Liann turned on her side trying to curl into a ball to retain any body heat she had. Her mind swirled with everything she told Warren, and thoughts of his own story. They've been place on a paralleled journey of pain and despair, Liann wondered why Warren was so willing to help her, and why she was becoming so attached to him. What would they do if Warren succeeded in helping her shift? What would he do if she failed to shift? Exhaustion was what caused her to finally fall asleep and stilling her troubled thoughts.