" I think weâ€¦ can both agree that these people cannot be trustedâ€¦â€ She pushed herself from the wall trying to fight the urge to check behind her. Whatever she sat against was not something worth finding out about. The lights gleamed down in her eyes almost paining the core of her irises. Blinking her hands tried to sheild the trandecent yellow elevator lights from her eyes. A jerk of the elevator and it seemed to make a crawl down.<br/><br/>Nick was awfully silent , almost dead silent as if his voice was wiped from his very being. She was horrified , and the light began to flicker , a sure sign that power was about to die again. Sure thing the power died out forcing the elevator to stop in mid flow. A larger jerk and her body had toppled down. Her ears caught the sound of nick vommitting. Then her nose smelt it which smelled like the fucking worse foood ever was coming out of his system. The stencth itself made her want to dry heave till she too was vomitting.<br/><br/>Once he was done the elevator jutted back into action. Though it seemed the yellow transdencent light had died from being turned on and off too often. At last they reached the bottom of the elevator. The door dragging itself open before the power shut itself off again. They ere looking out at the lobby. A wooden secretary desk was to the left of them with papers strewn all over it, and a computer tha's screen seemed shattered ws there to greet any visitors. Even if there were no chairs to greet the fellow visitors.<br/><br/>She slinked past Nick trying to step over his vomit before standing on a ripped up carpet from the feel. Her body twisted offering a hand to nick before power returned. Blinding white hospital lights flickered on. Her eyes blinked as dark liquid in the shape of words lined the back of the ekevator. There was a sinking feeling that if she turned around there would be bodies strewn everywhere.<br/><br/>" Nick.....you should turn around and see this before we...move on." Her hopes were that he could make out the words or lettters cause she had no clue.