They'd been holed up in that little shelter for almost two days. Or maybe that's just how long it felt. Kai couldn't tell anymore. The only time she left Warren's side was to redress his wound; even after a few hours of getting it, it had already started to look better. Outside, the blizzard raged on, the wind howling and shaking their little shelter but not so much as shaking a twig loose. After what had been hours of sitting in the snow, watching Warren and checking for his breath every now and then, Kai finally let sleep steal her away into a dreamless fit.<br/><br/>It was hard to say how long she'd been asleep, hands gripping Warren's fur as if she were afraid to let go. She was comforted by the rise and fall of his chest. But then, as she slowly started to wake up, she heard a voice in her head, a voice calling out her name. At first she couldn't place it; she was so tired that she didn't know who it belonged to. Then it registered.<br/><br/>Lifting her head, she looked down at the massive creature in front of her. "Warren...?"