Arlen eventually came back into the living room with two cups of some herbal tea, holding one out to Kodi. "Careful, it's hot. It'll help calm you down a bit, you still look shaken. Are you sure you're alright?" He eyed her respectfully at his question, hoping she was indeed alright. He grabbed a seat on the floor next to her, but let her have some distance. He didn't want to make her uncomfortable. "If there's anything I can do to help, let me know, but I can't do much about the car, or about helping you out to your sister's house. We'll have to wait the storm ou--" Before he could even finish, the storm had gotten worse.<br/><br/>The power went out in Arlen's house.<br/><br/>The only light was that of the fire, and even then Arlen was on his feet. "Dammit, I knew it'd happen eventually..." He sighed. "Stay here by the fire, I'm going to grab some candles and blankets." He walked off to the nearby staircase, making his way upstairs. He stopped part of the way, he knew she'd say something. "Don't be afraid, I won't be long. Just keep yourself warm, I'll be right back." He threw her a reassuring smile through the dark, hoping it'd reach her.