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Kimmi stuck her tongue out at Zack as she moved past him. She went to Khana and lay Gracie near her. "I need to tend to Kay. Can you keep an eye on her?" She asked, not waiting for an answer. As long as Khana was charged with watching Gracie she couldn't run off.

Grabbing her first aid kit she quickly moved back to Kay. Silently she started patching Kay up.

Khana finished with the logs and starter twigs and pulled out a small match box. She struck the match and tossed into the middle where the twigs were. And then she watched the flames spread and the twigs burn. Fire always fascinated her for some reason. She had liked playing with fire as a child, though now it was a much more sensitive subject for her since most of her family had died not by the zombies directly, but by a fire caused by them. And yet fire can be so good. Where would humans be now without it? And because of this, it was not just a source of despair, but of hope. The flames looked so alive, and it brought warmth.... sitting in a comfy chair next to a fireplace after coming in from outside on a cold day...
Khana sighed, and leaned back ignoring those around her. She couldn't sleep right now, so she sat there. Near Kay. If he knew anything, he wouldn't come anywhere near her if she was by Kay. And maybe then, she wouldn't go looking...

Kimmi frowned and fanned the smoke away from her face. She snatched the cigarette out of Kay's mouth and tossed it in the fire. "Smoking is bad for you." She commented as she gently pulled Kay's coat off her and started unwinding the gauze she had quickly used to cover the wounds. "I stopped by Khana's truck." She commented as she handed Kay the Gin promised and sat a full bottle of Irish whiskey between the two women.

As she worked she considered 'options' for Khana's problem. She had been unable to take care of Fillup's problem, but Khana's wasn't going to be as hard. After all if he planed on coming back, he wouldn't have gone as far, or be hiding. Her eyes cut to Khana quickly before returning to her work. She'd go when she patched up Kay.

Kimmi frowned as she watched Khana from the corner of her eye. "There you go!" She told Kay brightly. "As patched up as I can offer anyways." She said in a cheery voice. "I'm gonna go put Gracie to bed. Try and get some rest ne? Both of you." She gave Khana a pointed look, then a bright smile. "Everything looks better in the morning." Even if I have to make it. She picked up Gracie and took her to the children tent.

Once she had her settled she pulled up the side of the tent and kept low. She ducked and rolled under one of the trucks and crept along the side till she got to where she could reach the weapons. She quickly grabbed two semi auto .45 and put them in the empty holsters. Taking a quick peek to make sure that Kay and Khana were both still preoccupied she took off. She quickly made it back to the area where Khana and the man had been talking. She studied his footprints and took off in the direction he had gone.

Kimmi used all her knowledge to creep along silently and undetected. She knew the others would be surprised to see how well she tracked, then again after having found all those kids hiding places they may not be. It wasn't log before the bite mark on her side started to burn, and she knew she was close. Having a radar like that was kind of cool. She frowned when she realized he had made a circle back to the other side of camp. He was watching her she realized, just waiting for her to be alone long enough for him to take her away and do what he wanted.

With narrowed eyes and fresh determination she came through the rocks not far from where he crouched. She only had seconds before her presence was detected. She hand snuck out of the other side of camp and if Khana hadn't noticed she highly doubted he had. She pulled the .45 and took aim,seeing him stiffen further at the sound of her manually pulling back the hammer.

[[your right, that post did sound weird, sounded like Kay was already drunk lol]]


He saw her, that other girl who had been with Khana, coming up the hill. Once she was blocked from his sight by the rocks, he didn't know what side she would come from. But one thing was clear. She was coming for him.
He stiffened as he herd the sound behind him, a hammer being pulled back, oh yes, his hearing was much better now.
Whipping around with a desert eagle in his hand, the stoic figure pointed the gun straight at Kimmi, "I wouldn't do that if I were you."


Khana turned to look at Kay, but didn't say anything. She just sighed and took another swig of whiskey. She wasn't even sure what the girl had said, for one thing, but she wasn't in the mood anyway.

The man smiled, "Neither do I. If you think Khana's aim is good, mines better." however, he also did not make any move to shoot her, though he did not lower his gun. "But really, this is not necessary, what do think to accomplish? Die with an excuse, rather then obvious suicide?" he asked knowingly. He did not move, but his gaze seemed to intensify as he waited for her to make a move.