Jessa let him push her out of the room, trying to block out the man's anguished and painful yells as he died ever so slowly. She didn't quite understand who this boy was, or what kind of power it was that he possessed, but she knew he wasn't evil. She watched him disappear through the floor, hearing him tell her to find the exit. She took in her surroundings, all the dead guards scattered around the room and finally spotted an exit. She rushed for it, taking the steps two at a time and ignoring the pain in her muscles. Whatever they'd used to drug her was still in her system, but she had to keep going. She'd only just made it up to the main floor when a searing pain knocked her to her knees. She was overcome with a need to return, to get something she left behind. Belatedly, she realized it was the small boy's emotions she was feeling. He hadn't crossed over, which meant there was still something he needed her to do. She took deep breaths, and let the images he was showing wash over her. She seen another boy, identical to this one, strapped in a room on the last floor. Her boy showed her how to get there, and she only hesitated momentarily before taking off back down the steps.
Upon arrival to the last floor, she was greeted by the torn corpses of the guards and figured the silver eyed boy had already been here. Still, the small boy urged her to continue. She stayed out of sight, hoping there were no survivors left. Finally, she reached the last corner. There was a lone guard standing in front of the door. She couldn't fight him herself, but she needed to save the other child. Looking around frantically, she found the sharp end of a broken pole and grabbed it with shaking hands. She took a calming breath, and mustered all her strength. She shot around the corner faster than she expected, and swung out with her weapon. She felt more than heard the impact, staring in horror as the man fell to the ground with the spike coming from his side. She grabbed his ID and swiped it, and the doors flew open to reveal the child. She rushed to him, pulled all of the tubes out of him and freed him from his straps. But still he didn't move. She felt her boy's spirit materialize next to his brother and by the look on his face she knew they had been too late. She closed his eyes and turned away to leave the room, not staying to watch the two spirits cross over together. She only just made it around the corner before her legs couldn't carry her any longer. She cursed the stupid sedatives they had given her, wondering why they were still affecting her. She was struggling back up when she heard someone coming behind her, and she found the burst of adrenaline she'd been needing and bolted around another corner, ducking into what looked to be a closet. She held a hand to her mouth to muffle her breath and hoped whoever it was hadn't seen her.