Well, this probably wasn't one of her best ideas lately. Coming back to the last place she was before she left, back to the last place Mesec was before everything got fucked (let's be honest, it was already fucked, but this was the final fuck that really fucked it all, and sadly didn't involve any fucking whatsoever). It was also the place where she came back, where she found her Wildfire and did fuck, but whatever happiness that ought to have brought was burned away to ash along with him, and it billowed away in the Frostfall winds.

This was a place rich with temptation, even if she pretended otherwise; those memories were like vibrations that the surroundings carried, the sound whispering up into her bones and inviting back old itches that had previously been scratched. So to add to that a terrible winter storm that came in and pressed Ampere to stay, the blinding snow too treacherous to risk, and her new metal toy and penchant for sticking it into water she could manage to see what it tasted like, and Ampere certainly had a recipe for bad idea.

She waited out the storm in this land of poignant memory, spending her time by plugging into all the sweet, aromatic berries that could be found here, even in winter. She drank her fill of them with her handy tap, the heat warm in gut, and it provided the extra benefit of a cozy haze for her to tuck her troubled mind and worried heart into.
"Storm over," Kygo tapped on her consciousness with a terseness that suggested he didn't approve. Maybe it also meant he didn't think all the storms were over, just the blizzard that trapped her here.
Ampere laughed in response, and sloppily swayed through the trees with an emboldened middle finger raised up to the world.

"The storm ain't fucking over, it just got started." Her words, though slurred by her tongue that felt a bit too thick and heavy for normal, were still coherent. The tequila of the cactus back home certainly hit her harder than this berry juice, but the sweetness of them as a bit more dangerous, much easier to drink more without realizing, and they hit Ampere's sweet tooth that the sour fire water didn't.
"COME ON YOU SHIT, I'LL TAKE YOU ON!" Kygo ruffled his feathers impatiently, stamping his feet back and forth on the tree branch he sheltered in. She'd gone mad, yelling at snow that had stopped falling.

He didn't realize though, that it never stopped falling, and that's what she was yelling at.