Karin pressed her face against Toby's chest; so relieved she, at first, didn't even notice her surroundings nor the cloth covering half his head. The only thing that had kept her body moving was the hope that he was alive and now that she knew that he was, the sickening anxiety that had filled her chest lifted, leaving her feeling free - At least as free as someone caught in the catastrophe of the century could feel.<br/>"Your parents," she whispered as the realisation hit her. She hadn't given them a single thought, Toby had to be worried sick for them just like she had been worried sick for him.<br/>"Don't think about it. We'll find out sooner or later," Toby replied quietly, gently patting her head.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">â€œWhat is she doing up thereâ€¦ she doesnâ€™t seriously mean to try and jump across does she!?â€</span>Karin heard a man exclaim. She turned her attention towards him, then towards the spot he was looking at.<br/>Standing on a bus that was dangerously hovering on the edge of the massive crevice was a woman and what looked like an unconscious boy, seemingly just about to try and jump to their side of it.<br/>"Is she crazy?!" Karin exclaimed and started running towards them, frantically waving her arms at the woman.<br/>"You can't make the jump! Go around, go around!" she yelled. Behind her she could hear the feet of the rest of the group; like her, most of them were running to try and stop the woman from killing herself and the boy she was carrying.<br/>She stopped a few feet from the edge, still waving her arms as if she was trying to signal a landing aircraft. "It's<span style="font-style: italic">suicide!</span>Go back!" she continued. "There's got to be a better place for you to cross!"