It was official, Kotetsu was sure of it. Every single part of his body was frozen solid and he was merely moving on pure instinct at this point, and Barnaby was most likely going through the same thing. When they said it would be cold, they sure didn't joke around. Kotetsu had to wonder briefly if Prague had been as bad as this, but at least then they were able to see farther than five feet ahead of themselves, whereas here it felt like every single heavy step they took was more of a risky bargain than anything else, like they could tumble off the mountain at any moment without visually knowing where they were going.

Well, they did know where they were going, they just couldn't exactly see where that was.

It would be a tough mission, that much was sure, but as long as Kotetsu kept a close eye on Barnaby and focused his thoughts away from the now stronger waves of madness they were walking through then they would hopefully only come out of this incredibly fatigued.

"You still doing okay, Bunny?" Kotetsu shouted over his shoulder as he squeezed his partner's gloved hand tightly once more, making sure he didn't let himself get pulled in by the madness as badly as the last time.