Thankfully, Leon wasn't as far away as Makyna had initially worried. The bear tried not to stray too far from her, even when she went exploring on her own. If she ventured out, Leon was always sure to stay behind in Pisces. If he was to return from exploring to find that she wasn't there, he would remain in the room until she'd return. That way, he would never be too far from her, assuming Makyna didn't venture too far from home. Having been informed that Makyna was out, Leon did nestle down in the cave room for a short nap, content to take a rest while he waited for his friend to come back. He'd drifted fast asleep, lulled by the roar of the waterfall.

His dreams were linear, making sense for the most part. Made-up conversations that never occurred between he and his friends. Fleeting reminders of Rohan. It had only become strange once Makyna appeared out of the nothingness, manifesting from darkness. Even stranger, he couldn't speak to her. As hard as he tried to reach out to her, he couldn't. She was far away and as he ran to her, she remained just as far. It didn't make sense. The sensation of her presence became more and more powerful, even though he couldn't touch her - until it just suddenly felt so real that he was roused from his slumber, peeling his eyelids open and finding himself surprised that the lioness wasn't actually there. But the dream had meant something. He needed to find her.

Off he went, hastily parting from Pisces without another word. At first, he wasn't sure which tunnel to travel through. But something told him it was this one - the ice tunnel. Entering the tunnel made a shiver run down his spine and his skin feel cold, but he was closing in on her. Finally, he did see her huddled close to a brown blob. No, Carrie. It was Carrie. But something was wrong. "Makyna!" He called, galloping clumsily towards the two females. "Is everything okay?" The bear didn't know what had happened - but something didn't feel right, and he had been summoned by her for a reason.

Reaching the two, he immediately looked down to Carrie, who seemed to be indisposed of something. Her hind leg was extended outward and immobile, and upon arrival, it looked like it was beginning to turn blue too. He could feel the coldness radiating off of it, but he didn't know what had happened - only that Carrie couldn't feel her leg - until Makyna quickly explained through escalating panic. He blinked at his friend, wide-eyed, then turned back to Carrie. It must have been frozen - he could see the crystals of ice accumulating between her thick, course fur. He was very attuned to the ambient temperature of the air - as someone who ran hotter than most, he could tell when the air grew cold and when it warmed, and now, the cold was so thick it was nearly tangible. This spell had really gone wrong.

He grimaced as he looked down at the leg, then at Carrie and listened as Makyna tried to reassure her. Leon had a feeling he knew what to do - he could help this time around. But it all depended on his magic. It all depended on him and his ability to control it. "Okay, I can help, I think." He said slowly and inched closer. They didn't have any time to spare - he didn't know the dangers of the cold and ice, but if Carrie had suffered pain and then numbness because of it, then it couldn't be good. Hovering over the capybara, he closed his eyes and tried to focus.

A slow breath sucked in through his nostrils and he raised his front paws. He was careful to keep them away from her for now, lest he fail too - then at least he wouldn't burn her. Trying to focus, Leon summoned his magic and could feel heat beginning to accumulate in his limbs. Now, all he had to do was concentrate and not let it get out of control.

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Once he had reached a steady temperature, Leon opened his eyes and touched his paws to her leg. They were hotter than usual, but not so much that it would injure him. He was careful to keep an eye on Carrie, monitoring for a response. He kept his paws on her leg, rubbing them up and down to try and warm the length of her frozen limb, but after a while of not seeing any change he began to panic. Before long, the heat fizzled out and Leon was left with cold paws again. Panic began to rise in him, too. "Wh-wait, wait, I can keep trying," He stammered, looking quickly between Carrie, Makyna, and the capybara's frostbitten leg.