He tells her that he thinks they should leave for Wright-Patterson or Fort Knox when the weather gets warmer. Cassie worries about the lamp that Evan lights, thinking it will attract Others.Įvan goes out to patrol the grounds and hunt again, before helping Cassie take a bath. Evan decides that they must be Others due to the Eye, or sound wave, that they unleashed to kill the adults. Evan goes out for a while and then brings her some clear broth.Įvan debates whether the soldiers who killed her father and took her brother were human or Others. She is worried about her leg, but Evan reassures that it won't need to be amputated. She is instantly attracted to him, but at the same time, embarrassed by her predicament.Ĭassie explains how she got in the snowbank, from the beginning of the Arrival to the present day. She meets Evan Walker, a lumberjack type. She is slightly creeped out by this and concerned who exactly she could be dealing with.Ĭassie is very weak and can barely sit up. She realizes that someone has cleaned, bathed, and taken care of her. Suddenly, Cassie wakes up to find herself bandaged and warm, her head still in a fog. She spends a few days in the snowbank and apologizes to Sammy in her head for never coming to rescue him. Her mind wanders across the course of her life and how exactly she got here. She is now buried in a snowbank in the outer metal shell of an old car, slowly freezing to death.Ĭassie has a hard time figuring out if she is still alive or if she's already dead. She has run away from the Buick and the Silencer only to succumb to her injuries. In Mayfly, the story shifts back to Cassie's point of view.

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