The woman didn't listen to the plea; to Karin it felt as if her words didn't even reach her. Nevertheless, she continued yelling right until the woman started her sprint and jumped. What she saw didn't seem possible - her jump left behind a trail of strange, red light. The bus tilted forward under the force of her jump and began to fall, but all Karin could concentrate about was the woman, who seemed to defy gravity as she soared towards the other side of the crevice.<br/>"Mein Gott..." Karin muttered to herself as her eyes met the woman's. Did she have some kind of device that made it possible?<br/><br/>When she landed after what seemed like entire minutes, Karin couldn't help backing away a few steps. Anyone that had been yelling for the woman to stop had been shocked into silence by what they had just seen, there just weren't any words that seemed appropriate. At the other side of the crevice, the bus had tipped over the edge and was gone, the people on that side standing in shocked silence too.<br/><br/>As Karin watched her check the boy for signs of life, she felt anger building up inside of her. While she had just saved his life, she had just risked his life unnecessarily when she could have just stayed on the other side after retrieving him... if she had done just that, she would have been a hero in Karin's eyes, but no. She had jumped to almost certain death... But, had any of them ever been in any danger? She had seemed so controlled of her jump it seemed silly that she could have fallen into the abyss.<br/>Karin looked behind her; everyone within earshot were staring, Toby stood close by with a few who had been in the group, the right side of his face in a deep frown.<br/><span style="font-style: italic">He doesn't understand it either, then.</span>She looked back to the woman just in time to see her turn around and stare expectantly at her, as if she expected Karin to say something.<br/>"Uh..." she began, suddenly unsure of herself. "Was that... really... necessary? I mean, impressive and all, but both of you could've died."