Marina remembered coming back to the camp and crossing paths with Cal, who had comforted her and told her that everything was okay. She knew it wasn’t. Tiff was gone. She was all alone; she was never close with the other hunters. Cal had carried her to the Big House and they were both on the couches laying down close to each other, their faces inches apart. She remembered his hand on her waist and closing her eyes, drifting off to sleep.
There was snow falling and it was cold. The space around her was empty and white, covered in snow. No one was to be seen and she didn’t know where she was. Looking down, she saw that she was in her huntress clothes—white shirt, jeans, black boots and a silver jacket. She didn’t have her bows out but there was no need to. Everything was quiet around her. Maybe a little too quiet. She felt an uneasiness behind her and turned around to see a monster towering behind her. Too shocked and surprised to move or will her huntress weapons, she stayed quiet with her eyes and mouth open wide. The monster was about to strike and she couldn’t do anything. This was it; the monster was going to kill her. She felt a hard shove that sent her feet away from where she was originally standing. In her place, stood a blonde huntress who had taken the blow and collapsed to the ground. It was Tiffany, the young blonde huntress she loved like a sister. Scrambling to her feet, she ran to Tiffany’s side, crouching down beside her. “Tiff! Tiff, no no no. You can’t. D-Don’t leave…Please. No, no, no. Stay…you have to…please.” She mumbled, tears streaming down her face. The snow around them was turning a scarlet red from the blood. She felt Tiffany’s hand go numb and her other fall on the snow. The younger huntress lay there motionlessly with no sign of life. “No! No, no! Tiff, you have to….come back!” She yelled. When their was no response, she let out a scream, clutching on to the blonde huntress as tightly as she could.