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The edges of Rain's mouth turned up and for a brief minute her eyes softened as Andro encouraged and reassured her, it was enough to remind her...of another time. Turning her eyes forward, her expression returned to a more guarded state. 

[color=skyblue]"Thanks, I appreciate it"[/color] She murmured glancing back at Andro before looking ahead, watching snowflakes prance through the air as it begun to snow.

Rain didn't catch Andro's question, it was lost amidst the ringing in her ears. Shaking her head, she looked up at the lift's joint above them, already feeling her heart rate increase as Andro confirmed her fear. 

They were stuck. 

As if that wasn't worse enough the weather was changing, the snowflakes flew past them in flurries as the wind swept over the top of the mountains. The lift creaked every time the wind passed it, or one of them moved. 

Rain's fingers clamped around the safety bar and as she turned to look at Andro, her eyes shifted colors, a byzantium purple seemed to bleed out of her pupil flooding her iris. As the strong color splashed against the sides, shimmering flecks floated to the surface and her eyes begun to glow. 

[color=skyblue]"Are you hurt?"[/color] She asked, her voice was sharper than she had meant it to be.

Whilst she waited for an answer, she started looking over the lift they were in, no doubt searching for a way out. Unfortunately as she tried to lean forward over the bar, it caused the carriage to creak loudly and roll forward, not enough to throw them out but enough to cause Rain's stomach to lurch violently. She pushed herself back and inhaled sharply. 

[color=skyblue]"Damn it..."[/color] She hissed under her breath [color=skyblue]"I knew these stupid things were unreliable"[/color] She muttered, letting her head flop back against the seat. Her lips parted just enough to reveal her elongated canines as she took in a few deep breaths to calm herself down. The rise in her stress levels had caused her body temperature to increase further, if she'd been human she'd have been sweating buckets by now. 

[color=skyblue]"Can you see a way out of this?"[/color]