Ghost Lion Crag Stand and deliver

Wraen did not argue with people that were ill and people that were crazy and, since she was not sure, who was at the steering wheel in Kiwi's case, she did not respond to the announcement. Like with all the other problems she would deal with it tomorrow, or day after that, or never. She found that her wish to help Wildfire's daughter at this moment was stronger than any reasonable and just arguments, why not to. 

The thunder rumbled in the distance and she saw a flash of lightening against the iron blue clouds. The distant pattering of rain came closer and closer, until the water came down in a wall, washing away all trails and scents left by her and by Kiwi. That was good - Wraen thought. For now, anyway. She briefly looked over her shoulder at the girl, then turned back to observe the rain and think. 

When the rainfall eased somewhat she decided that she should bring some food to the girl. "Do you have any friends near?" Wraen asked and it was clear that she did not mean any of the Firebirds or herself for that matter. Other people, who could take over and take care of Kiwi. And what was more important - take her far, far away from here. "You will need someone to guard you and you must leave as soon as possible," she added.