Day Z groaned and then her breath stilled to nothingness. Rye couldn't tell if she or Eden were alive but he had an eery feeling that he was alone. He gritted his teeth and pounded his fist on his leg. He was fairly sure there was medicine or an antidote to the spider venom in the gift from a sponsor but in the dark, he wasn't sure what it was. Feeling his way along the floor to the grating low in the wall, Rye worked it loose, and set the grate to the side. He pushed Z through and shook his head looking at Eden. He didn't know what to do with him. Rye started to move the body but since he couldn't ask, just rocked back on his heels, thinking.<br/><br/>His initial reaction was to put everyone through the grate, into the tunnel, unlock the door and then put the grate back in place. That way, the others wouldn't think to search this area because it would look unoccupied. He shook his head, he didn't know what to do.<br/><br/>"Eden," he said to the still form in the darkness. "Z is gonna be just inside the grate. I think she is dead. I'm pretty sure she is dead. Hell, I think you are dead, but if you're not, this," he laid the canister on Eden's chest," this probably will cure you. I have to go. I'm so sorry, I'm going to leave the grate off and the door locked. I'm pretty sure the lock will withold about anything. Not a hundred percent but pretty sure." A sob escaped him. "I hate these games. I wish I could have met you back home. It would have been fun. But I have to go."<br/><br/>Rye left the grating open, so if Eden came to, he would know where he went and could get there if he wanted to. The broad shouldered young man crawled into the space, carefully avoiding putting any weight on Z.<br/><br/>"Dyson loved you." he said as if not able to figure it out still, and then he surprised himself by kissing his fingertips and pressing them to her cheek.<br/><br/>And he was gone, into the inky blackness