By the time they arrived at the cabin, Kai was beyond tired. And oh so sore. Hours of running, sneaking through thick foliage, blinding snow keeping them from seeing very far ahead. Since she hadn't been in that form in so long, it took a toll on her. But she kept up with Warren and didn't complain once. Not even when she'd practically slammed her paw into a large rock she hadn't seen in time. She just kept pushing forward, knowing she could deal with it later.<br/><br/>Pausing on the porch, Kai shook the snow from her fur. As she stepped through the door, she shifted into her human form, looking around curiously. The cabin was small, but big enough to accommodate two people comfortably. Through a little archway across the room, she could see a small kitchen. To her right there was a little hallway that must have lead to the bedroom (and hopefully bathroom). In the living room there was indeed a fireplace and a couple of couches. She couldn't really see much else in the dim light.<br/><br/>The moment the door closed, Kai went to the window, pulling the heavy curtains open. They were dusty; not abandoned dusty, but almost. Coughing, she wondered into the kitchen, checking all the cabinets. Nothing. In the hallway, she found some musty blankets and bedding in the closet. The bedroom, save for a bed, nightstand, and a lamp, was empty. Almost as empty as the closet. A few coats, dusty boots....and a box.... What could be in there...?