putting his index finger to her lips."I still have to say goodbye to you. I couldn't let you go without saying goodbye. You know what I feel for you," he said almost affectionately, carefully stroking her cheek before gently hugging her. Kari returned the hug and clung to his body as if she would never let go of him again. "Thank you very much for your help! I will not forget you and well, goodbye, Yuriy! Do not forget me and take care of yourself!", She breathed into his ear and broke away from the embrace. "You too!" Replied the red-haired Russian, just about to stroke her cheek again when a distant noise made him wince. "Go now, immediately !!" he ordered frantically and looked around. "And what about you? They will get you!", She said, trembling and looked again into his sapphire blue eyes. "I'll be fine, go now !!" The tactical blader turned and ran away, the boy looked after her. "Good luck, Hikari," he thought before going back to the abbey.Kari ran. About 8 inches of snow crunched under their feet and it was snowing heavily. Although it resisted the wind very much, it made slow progress. But the 16-year-old had a lot of strength hidden in herself and was tougher than you could tell. So she struggled away without knowing where to go. About 5 hours passed in which the sturdy and proud girl had moved a long way. Kari was in a park and the sun was shining on her face. It was a little warmer than the night, but people still wandered around in thick coats and caps. Some stared at her for being so thinly dressed and wrinkled their noses. Others whispered excitedly and looked like the others at Kari. The warrior with the ice-blue eyes left it completely cold. She hiked about another 2 hours, and saw a lot that she had never seen before, or only seen in pictures. Such as. the palace of the last Russian tsarist family Romanovs (is that how you write it?).She was about to take a few more steps when she suddenly felt dizzy and could barely stand. Fortunately, she saw a bench nearby and staggered drunk towards it. Shortly before she reached the bank, she had run out of strength. Kari was just able to put on a coat. Then she collapsed, groaning from exhaustion. Her last thought was, "No, don't pass out now. I have to find Kai." Then everything around her turned black.

So that's the first part. I hope I haven't softened Tala too much, but I like him better that way, when someone likes him ice cold and so better, he'll still be like that.
I hope you write clerks.
By your ice-girl