“f*****g wake up, you asshole,” I sobbed, closing my eyes and roaring my heart out. I desperately begged Caedmon to stay with me, forgetting all about our surroundings. The more Caedmon’s breath shook, the more I panicked, and desperation filled me.
“You don't think I'm dead, right?” Caedmon suddenly opened his eyes halfway and groaned. “I'm still alive and well, so don't cry.” He wiped my tears away and once again closed his eyes. I sobbed in relief as I held his hand. To comfort me, Caedmon weekly clenched my hand.
“Anyone, help us,” I roared at the crowd. “And run in different directions to confuse them.”
At my command, everyone immediately scattered and ran in different directions, confusing the Ruins. Taking advantage of the momentary confusion, I picked up Caedmon and carried him
