Guy was quickly became enraged. He turned to Molly angrily, "Why would I make it up!?" When she examined the blood and realized the truth the room.<br/><br/>The air smelled like iron and the room did feel heavier and harder to breath. It was musky and dense like something had sucked up all the oxygen from around them and left them to suffocate in this decrepit classroom. Everything was rotting the wooden floor boards, the desk, even the ceiling looked stained and caved in with big chunks of wooden rods protruding out of holes from the ceiling. The room was a mess. The desks were either collapsed or non-existent, probably just a few inside the room. He went over to the window again and stared out the window.<br/><br/>Everything looked different. It was a different town, a different world outside those windows. Guy was puzzled, maybe it was an illusion and they never left their classroom but as He reached for the window's handles some invisible force was preventing from grabbing them. It was strange he struggled harder, straining with all his might to reach the handles but he couldn't pierce the invisible wall that blockade him from the windows. Defeated he surveyed the room and notice Paige, appearing stunned, and worried.<br/><br/>He could sense it, something in her eyes was filled with knowledge, and he came to the conclusion that she was aware about what was going on. Without much thought he quickly stormed towards her grabbing her hand and dragging her out to the distorted and aged hallway. He pushed her up against the wall and glared at her mercilessly.<br/><br/>"I don't want anyone to get the wrong idea just yet," he whispered firmly. "But I know you know something! I just feel it, I don't know how I know but I know!" He slammed his hand up against the wall behind her. "Everyone else in the room just figured out this wasn't some joke! So it's not going to be long before their fear takes them over and realize we're not in 'Kansas' anymore. So what's going on!?" He demanded.