Stopping with him, Kai turned to look at him, intent on getting him to move, to keep running. She knew he was in pain; she could feel it with every step she took, but they couldn't stop for anything.<br/><br/>When she saw the bag, recognizing it in an instant, she knew why he'd stopped. He couldn't keep pushing himself and at the rate they were going, it's only be a matter of time before the rogues caught up to them. Kneeling next to him, she nodded slowly at his words. More guns. More killing. When would it all stop? No matter how she felt about the situation, she kept those feelings out of the bond.<br/><br/>Pressing her forehead to his, she closed her eyes for a moment.<br/><br/>"If you have to...I want you to run. Don't worry about me and just run," she said. He'd done so much to keep her safe, often telling her to stay hidden so he could fight for her. Now it was her turn. "And don't even try arguing with me. You're in no shape to fight long. Hell, you're in no shape to fight at all. As much as I wish I could make you leave now, I know I can't."<br/><br/>Pulling away, she let her wolf take over as she starting digging through the bag. With extra magazines in her pockets and not one, but two loaded handguns in her waistband, she loaded the shotgun with ease. Even though she could feel the presence of others close by, her hands were steady as she loaded the rounds.