Too afraid to move, Kai sat completely still where Warren had left her, eyes locked on the door and ears open for any sounds that wasn't caused by the wind. The only movement that came from her was the quick rise and fall of her chest. Each breath in was short and the exhales were shaky. She was nervous, scared, worried... So many times since Warren had walked out the door, she'd wanted to call out to him, but she was afraid that it would either disturb him and whatever happened would be her fault, or that he wouldn't be able to hear her. Was is possible for distance to break their link if it was great enough?<br/><br/>The his voice saying her name filled her head. For a brief moment, she was happy to hear his voice, glad that he was okay. Then came the rest of it. The hunter was on his way to the cabin and she had no idea how close they were and how close Warren was. He'd told her to use the gun if she had to, but she wanted to tell him that she didn't know if she could. When had she gotten so scared? Kai Evans didn't get scared, she wasn't afraid of much. Taking a deep breath, face set and eyes serious, she made sure the safety was off before cocking the gun. If push came to shove, she'd put a bullet through whoever came through that door. Well, unless it was Warren. I'll use it if I have to. But I'm just hoping I won't...