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Rain felt a chill run through her torso as Andro stuttered out those words and then tried to pull her hand free. If anything the werewolf's grip on her hands tightened a little more, a fresh wave of worry passed through her as she realised this to be another symptom of hypothermia. The disorientation...confusion that could follow, if her information was correct Andro could start to do a manner of strange things. 

[color=skyblue]"I've got your hands"[/color] Rain murmured, flicking her hair out of her face as she did [color=skyblue]"Keeping them warm for you...don't worry"[/color] She added, before trying to focus on the transference. 

Her patience was wearing thin by the time she was able to start drawing out Andro's symptoms, what aggravated her the most was that by the time she was able to pull at the fog clouding the gorgon's mind her ability was practically at its limit. The dark spider web pattern had crawled up her arm and was making its way over her shoulder, her eyes shone brighter than before and the effort of the task was becoming more obvious. Her breathing became heavier as she took on the grog of Andro's hypothermia, it was like being poisoned, the way her thoughts started to become slurred and incoherent, not to mention the heavy sensation that seemed to seep into her muscles, making her arms and legs feel like lead. 

It was too much to take on and with a gasp she jolted her hand back just enough to break the contact between them. 

[color=skyblue]"I'm a werewolf"[/color] She grumbled at Andro, releasing the gorgon's hands and pulling her arms out from under the coat. Revealing the pattern of dark veins tracking their way up her right arm. She could only hope she'd taken enough of Andro's hypothermia to clear the other girls head...at least long enough for her to comprehend what was going to happen next.

[color=skyblue]"We're made of sturdy s-stuff"[/color] Rain involuntary shivered, looking down at her arm as her healing kicked in and attacked the nasty stuff she'd pulled into her system. 

[color=skyblue]"When I-I hit the floor...I'll shout for y-you. Then you'll need to d-drop down"[/color] Rain explained trying to keep her explanation as short as possible. 

Not wanting to waste a second of Andro's time, she shuffled away from the gorgon to grip the safety bar. She'd considered just snapping the safety bar away, but she was worried that Andro would fall before she was ready for her. Turning her head Rain noticed that the seat they were on had a bar running across the top of it, in a rounded rectangle, with just enough space for Andro to hold onto. 

[color=skyblue]"Hold on to this"[/color] She ordered tapping the bar and even going as far as reaching for Andro's hand and placing it on the bar. [color=skyblue]"Whatever you do, do not let go, until I call"[/color] She told her, hoping that the gorgon was going to follow her advise, because in the next instant, she'd started wriggling around to get her leg up into the seat which caused the lift to wobble with her. Once her leg was up she put her foot against the bar, held on herself and pushed. 

With a groan the bar gave out and sprung open with a lock crack, causing the lift to tilt forward a smidgen. Almost as soon as it sprung free, Rain had slid off of the lift and was plummeting towards the ground. Leaving Andro to hold on for dear life...

It wasn't easy to tell how much time had passed but through the blurry thrash of snow, Rain's voice traveled up to Andro, hailing her down. If the gorgon looked over the edge it might have been possible to see the blue smudge of Rain's hair, whipping around below.