“That.” Helen continued her futile attempts to stop Kanna from fiddling with the bomb, from a safe-ish distance of course. “Is a bomb. Not a children’s toy and I really, really, really don’t think you should be messing around with that.”<br/><br/>The girl had been fiddling around with the bomb since the others had left to explore further into the ruins, Helen hoped they had found some stairs out of here, and Helens imagination was running wild with the images of the bomb suddenly going off. She really needed to sit down, especially as her nose had started bleeding again. Actually no, that wouldn’t be a good idea tilting her head back was a much better one. And so Helen waited, staring blankly at the ceiling, for the others to come back which turned out to not actually be that long as Ascot returned with a few others in tow.<br/><br/>“I take it then that you weren’t able to find any way up then?” She asked, grimacing when he asked for Kanna to try again with the bomb. Good grief were these people mad!? She was a child not a bomb diffuser! But Helen held her tongue and instead said. “Are you quite sure that’s a good idea? While she may have been able to extend the period of time continuing to do so might set it off.”