Finally letting the gun drop, she let a sense of relief wash over her, thinking they were safe for the moment. That was until she saw the black wolf staring down Warren. She looked between the two, eyes wide with fear. For a moment, she thought the wolf would just walk away, but when the two charged each other, Kai couldn't move. She was frozen on the spot...she didn't know what to do.<br/><br/>Snapping out of it, she felt around for another clip, finding nothing. They were all gone and as she looked around for the bag, she figured it had been covered by the snow in all the fighting. She didn't have time to find it; Warren needed her help now. He'd told her not to shift, but what other choice did she have? She wasn't going to let him die...<br/><br/>Huffing, she shifted as she took off in a run, the pain much easier to handle on all fours. With a deep growl, she rammed as hard as she could into the black wolf's side. As big as he was, she was shocked she'd knocked him off Warren. As they rolled through the snow, Kai bit and clawed at him, only fighting harder as his teeth and claws tore into her.