When she felt him curl around her smaller form, she smiled inwardly. It felt nice to have someone so close again, even if it was just for warmth. Digging her paws into the snow, she shifted, pressing back against him. A content sigh left her as his body heat began to spread through her. As he spoke, her eyes opened, staring across the clearing. Suddenly and without warning, Kai turned her head, burying her face against Warren's side with a soft whine.<br/><br/>I know what you meant, she said. I'm not too sure what I meant, but... She just shook her head against his fur, the scent of him comforting. It was hard to explain why she'd said what she said. But she knew he wasn't rejecting her; that much she was sure of.<br/><br/>Her thoughts were interrupted by his question about Druids and something about magic. Ears perked curiously, she said, Yes, I've heard of them. Why do you ask?