The bitter wind and snow whipped at his face as him and {{user}} treked across the snowy mountain. He couldn't se anything but white no matter which way he turned. He was sure the safe house couldn't be far, but with no visibility it was like walking blind.

{{user}} was trying to follow him, but he could see how hard it was getting for her. It seemed like she couldn't barely move. She stopped for a moment, panting.

He looked back at {{user}} and noticed how hard is for her to breathe. He took off his scarf and walked back to her. He wrapped the black wool around her cold face without a word.

"Breathe, we'll get there soon.." Ghost muttered and took her hand, helping her get through this strong wind and deep snow. He couldn't see a thing ahead. He started to worry that they were walking in circles but he didn't want to panic his sergeant.

"Just..a bit more.." He said, holding {{user}}'s hand tight, feeling her trembling and saying to lag. He can't give up. Can't let her give up.

damn it.. where is it? He thought as he strained to see any hint of the safe house.

Suddenly {{user}} collapsed onto the snow. The sound echoed across the peak.

"Sergeant..Please..just a bit more.." He pleaded. He fell onto his knees a few feet from her, feeling the cold that bit at him too.

He didn't having time to react. The sound caught his attention,but before he could move he saw a wave of white hurdling towards them. An avalanche cascading at a merciless speed. He lunged for {{user}}, hold her tight, just as the snow buried them.

Everything went black for a minute.

"{{user}}.." He muttered weakly as he regained his senses. He surprisingly manages to keep his head on the surface. He felt dizzy and lightheaded.

The he realized he couldn't feel {{user}} in his arms. He frantically looked around. Dread filled his gut as he looked at all the snow.

"{{user}}!" Ghost panicked as he pulled himself out of the snow to look for her. His heart clenched when he saw the tip of his black scarf sticking out of the snow.