Arlen returned soon enough with a box of candles and a bundle of blankets under one arm. He set the blankets on the couch, and started placing and lighting candles around the room, bringing some natural light to it. At the time, he had only bought scented candles. He couldn't find normal ones. As the scent in the room changed to something more homely, Arlen had noticed a small wet mark on his carpet, but didn't mind it. He smiled at Kodi and beckoned her to join him at the fire as he grabbed the blankets.<br/><br/>"My house doesn't take that long to get cold in a storm like this, so you should relax and come rest by the fire." He held a rather generous blanket out to her, thick and large to be able to keep her warm twice over. "Take this, you'll need it." He had another blanket for himself, not as thick but just as large. He seemed content with it as it was, and didn't mind at all in giving the larger more comfortable blanket to a complete stranger. Or well, not so complete a stranger. He knew her name at least. He settled down by the fire, waiting for Kodi to join him.