Ragna managed a weak smile at her words. " Yeah. That hurt me. I can only imagine what it felt like for you." He noticed her body shivering and realized that not all races could deal with the temperature difference as well as demons. Taking the chance he draped his arm over her and pulled her towards him. He knew that demons tended to run slightly higher in the temperature department which is why they made for such great soldiers. " For warmth, seeing how cold you are." He smiled lightly, hoping she would try to stab him or something.
Either way, a few hours passed and the storm did not let up. By then the supply of firewood was low and the two of them were dry. But still the wind whipped and lightly cracked over head. Raganrok thought solemnly what would happen if a strike hit the land above them. Would it kill them, or merely just cause discomfort? Nature seemed to answer that thought when the cave shook. Dirt showered down the two of them. Then it was silent save for the crackling of the fire. Seconds passed before a loud rumble could be heard and before Ragna could even react the front of the cave closed like a mouth devouring it's prey. The outside world was locked away from them. Silence followed as even the sounds of the storm were cut off from them. Coughing, Ragna removed his arm from Lydia to cover his mouth.
The plume of dust settled moments later and Ranga looked to where Lydia was. The truth dawned on him as he realized the two of them were trapped. The only way to go would be into the mine, hoping that there were other exits. ' This isn't what I meant by spend more time with her.' He silently cursed fate and before he could think about what to say he blurted out. " Well at least our clothes are dry..."