Kai gasped in surprise when Warren shoved her into the hallway. The sound of the gun made her shiver. Before Warren had fallen asleep, saying what he said about the hunters, she figured it was nothing; that he was just paranoid because of his emotional state. But that gunshot was proof that he had been right.<br/><br/>Being shoved into the bathroom made her stumble some. As Warren slammed the door, she was right there trying to open it. He hadn't locked it, but he's closed it so hard that it jammed. Banging on the door, she screamed for him. How could he be so stupid to take on five people all on his own? Yes, he knew what he was doing and she wasn't the best shot, but two people with guns was better than just one.<br/><br/>Just as she tried the handle, pulling with all her might, a horrible pain engulfed her chest. Her breath caught in her throat, making it hard for her to breathe. Running a hand over her chest, she expected to see blood. There was nothing there. Just then, she realized what Warren meant when he'd said he had felt her get shot days before. It was just as bad as being shot just minus the blood.<br/><br/>When his last words finally reached her, she could hear the pain in his voice. She couldn't just sit there, waiting. Warren needed help; she could feel it. With one final attempt, she got the door open. He could yell at her later for not staying in the bathroom and waiting for him. As she cocked her gun, safety off, she left the cabin through the front door. Out of the corner of her eye she saw Warren in the snow, a small bit of it red from his wound. But what her eyes were fixed on was the man in the tree line, gun aimed at Warren. Without thinking, she raised the gun and fired two rounds. The first grazed his head while the second found its home in the man's brain. Talk about lucky. Only a few hours of shooting at a target on chopped wood and she shot a man in the head?<br/><br/>Now there was only one left. She knew there was only one. She could smell him on the air, and the quick body count told her four were down. But where was the last man?