When Warren started to move to the trees once more, Kai hesitated for a moment. To her, it felt like eternity that she was standing there, watching him walk away from her. Snow started to fall as she stood still in the clearing, the breeze blowing the microscopic snowflakes right at her. They caught in her lashes, but she didn't seem to mind. She just stood and stared as if in a trance.<br/><br/>Trusting Warren was one thing; he knew what he was doing. Trusting her instincts was another. She hadn't relied on them in so long that it was hard to tell if they were even there anymore. She could barely sense danger around her anymore. Could only pick up on feelings and whatnot when she was close to someone. Head tilting back, she looked up at the ugly gray sky, eyes blinking as the snow fell against her pale skin. Just as she was about to give up and follow Warren, it hit her. The slight change in the air, the small drop in the temperature, the darkening of the sky. A blizzard was coming alright; she could feel it now.<br/><br/>Smiling, she ran across the clearing to catch up with Warren at the tree line. Falling in step with him, she walked by his side, letting him lead the way. Whatever was on the road ahead of them, she could take it on and she'd be dammed if anyone tried to stop her.