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Rain's fingers twitched as she caught Andro's mutter, it caused a tug of pain in her chest and for a moment she felt an urge to assure the gorgon she wouldn't leave her alone. There was no way of explaining it, well there was one but she wasn't quite ready to admit that one.'...can't get attached to them, can't think of them as a pack' she reminded herself, as she gave Andro a reassuring smile before taking out her frustration on her ski's.

The werewolf raised an eyebrow at Andro before looking down at her feet, glad to have them out of the ski's. "I can't tell if that's reassuring or not right now..." She told Andro "I can't do anything with those things on. Need to be able to move around"

Rain looked back up at Andro, lifting her hand to wipe away the snowflakes stuck to her eyelashes. She licked at her lips and dropped her gaze to her hands, wishing Andro's question hadn't tugged at her memories...

"Yes..." She whispered, taking a deep breath before she looked back at Andro and said it louder "Yes, I know the symptoms...you're displaying a few already. Loss of concentration..."

'Shivering...confusion...lack of judgment' The voice wasn't her own and if that wasn't chilling enough, the symptoms to come were.

"We need to get you down from here and into some cover...get you warmed up" Rain murmured, looking around at the ski lift again.

"I've got an idea...you're not going to like it but it's all I've got" She announced, reaching up and unzipping her coat. "See if you can get this round you as well...whilst I jump down there"

With that said, Rain started to wriggle out of her coat, inhaling sharply as the cold air hit her. She was only wearing a white vest top beneath it, no doubt to limit her body temperature. Once the lift had stopped moving she pushed the warm jacket towards Andro, aware that it wasn't a long term solution...
@arockysmith Glad to read that :) Agreed, I think the Aro/Ace spectrum in general isn't as well known ^^'



There we go ^^

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@HylianRose Hey, is it too late to take interest in this? ^^' If it isn't I could get a CS up tomorrow~!


Rain's grip on the safety bar steadily tightened as Andro spoke, more complications thrown into an already chaotic situation.

'Cold blooded...like a reptile. We couldn't have come to a worse place...'

"Didn't believe you?" She growled "What a bunch of idiots!"

The werewolf ground her teeth together, feeling a lump rise in her throat as this new piece of information truly sank in. If she didn't get them off of this lift, Andro would...she pushed the thought aside, unwilling to entertain the fresh anxiety that accompanied it. Instead she focused on what Andro said next and focused on remaining as calm as possible.

"...It's okay" She cut in as Andro looked back down at the snow, zoning out a second time as she did "If we weren't stuck on this stupid thing, you wouldn't have had too..."

She couldn't help but think 'I think everyone from here is fragile...' it wasn't a thought she was ashamed of either but something kept her from voicing her opinion to the gorgon next to her. The way she'd worded it.

"Among my people actions speak louder than words...I'd only think that if you acted that way" She told her, unaware that she may not have heard it.

Her eyes narrowed as she looked over at the support Andro had pointed out before the wire leading back to the lift.

"I could" She agreed, before shaking her head "But I'm not going too"

"I'm not good at tracking through the snow and by the time help gets here you could be..." She trailed off there, though the point she had been about to make was obvious. "We're in this together and we're getting out of this together, just...give me a minute to work out a plan." There was a fierce look in her eye as she spoke, a promise

"Hold on to something" She warned Andro shortly after as she let go of the safety bar, which had large melted welts across it from her fingers. Providing the gorgon had grabbed a hold of something, Rain leant forward over the bar and reached down to fiddle with the clasps of her ski's, trying not to tip the lift too far forward as she did.

"Got 'em" She announced a moment later as her ski's slipped off of her feet and plummeted towards the frozen ground below them. Rain leant back in lift, wiping her forehead with the back of her hand, a few beads of sweat had formed on her forehead.

"How are you holding up?"



Rain had expected a reaction from Andromeda but she hadn't been prepared for what happened next no sooner had she registered just how cold Andro was, when the gorgon let out a cry and pulled away from her. As the cart moved, the safety bar slammed against her ribs causing her to inhale sharply and wrap an arm around it to keep her from flopping over the side.

As the lift calmed down Rain, took a deep breath and ran her clawed fingers into her hair, pulling her fringe back off of her face and closed her eyes.

"Stop asking me that..." She muttered, glancing at Andro "I'm fine, you're not"

The werewolf's brow crinkled into a frown as she grit her teeth together and growled in annoyance.

"How bad is it? And don't bullshit me on this...I'll be able to tell if you lie to me" Rain warned her, she must have been serious because that was possibly the first time the werewolf had used such a strong curse word.

She was trying very hard not to react too aggressively to the fact that Andro hadn't told her this before.

"The cold being not particularly good for you isn't good enough" She added, lowering her hand to grip the bar and turning her head to face Andro more to keep a flurry of snow from flying directly into her face.

She had been raised to keep a level head in these sorts of situations, to not allow her emotions to dictate her reactions. Yet being trapped in a machine, suspended above a blanket of snow, with little to no idea what was beneath it and with Andro freezing to death beside her...seemed to push the delicate balance in her mind. It didn't help that the full moon was only a few days away...

As she waited for Andro's answer she started listing possible escape plans, most of which were similiar to what the gorgon had been thinking of earlier. Though she was less concerned for her own safety...there was a part of her that just wanted to get off of the lift, to remove the crippling feeling of helplessness that seemed to taint her mind. 'This isn't happening...this can't be happening...'


"Good" She said, sighing in relief. She had hoped Andro hadn't been harmed at all but a bruise didn't seem to bad.

She turned to look at Andromeda as she repeated her question, her expression caught between showing surprise and agitation.

"I'm fine, no permanent damage...werewolf remember" She answered before leaning forward.

She actually considered changing her answer after the lift moved, she wasn't fine. She was pissed...mainly at herself for getting in the lift in the first place. She knew better than trust machines like this. Feeling Andro clasp her shoulder, Rain looked down at it, her expression unnaturally stony as the gorgon tried to reassure her for the second time.

Her brow furrowed and her eyes tightened as she resisted the urge to snap at her. Knowing for a fact it wouldn't help their situation...and Andro didn't deserve it. Instead she literally bit down on her tongue and allowed her rage to simmer in the depths of her belly.

Instead she tried to focus on the reassuring beat of her own heart...and Andromeda's. It was around this time that she noticed that something seemed off with her friend, firstly being that her heart was beating slower than normal...

"No, we can't depend on that" Rain growled, pinching the bridge of her nose "We have to think about this logically...assume nobody is coming for us"

It was a strange way of picturing it but to Rain these people were not a part of her pack which meant they were not reliable or important. It was up to them to get out of this...but.

"Andro...your heart beat sounds off" She blurted out, carefully leaning forward so that she could look the gorgon in the face.

Lifting her hand she moved it towards Andro face, seeming to hesitate for a moment before she brazenly reached out to spread her fingertips against Andromeda's cheek. If she managed to the difference in temperature would probably be a shock for both of them. Rain wasn't wearing gloves, she'd outright refused and it was clear why, her fingertips practically throbbed with warmth as if she'd just toasted them over a fire.


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.

"Thanks, I appreciate it" 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.

"Are you hurt?" 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.

"Damn it..." She hissed under her breath "I knew these stupid things were unreliable" 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.

"Can you see a way out of this?"
Wasn't sure if it was my turn to post or not but figured 10 days was beyond long enough to wait ^^'
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