Marie screeched as the spike flew towards Julian and ran even before Julian did. Ann stood still, perhaps in shock of the situation. The spike did not follow Julian as he ran, but stayed posed in the air where it was left to protect Christine from him.<br/><br/>Christine herself was shocked as Samuel grabbed her wrist. Her heart still pounced and she still felt as if she was a caged animal. She wanted to tell Samuel not to touch her and to leave her alone and that she just needed to breath and needed space, but her throat felt closed over. She wa sure she was suffocating. And then Samuel yelled. Suddenly she had a focus and it allowed her to speak through the mental block that made her feel as if her throat was closing. “I didn’t do it! I didn’t try to kill anyone!”<br/><br/>With the surge of energy the construction supplies that had been moving slammed into the school building. It wasn’t enough force to throw any truly impressive damage, but the smaller pieces found a way to stick in the outside of the wall. It also resulted in a loud Boom that would have gotten the authorities attention if Julian and Marie screaming for help and sanity hadn’t already. Ann, hearing the boom, screamed and knelt into a sort of fetal position with her arms covering her head as if she thought the sky itself was going to fall around her.<br/><br/>Christine flinched at the sound and looked beyond Samuel to the spike that floated, still aimed where Julian’s throat used to be. The realization dawned on her of what it was that had just happened and her face paled. “I-I’m sorry,” she apologized to Samuel, because that was better than apologizing to anyone else. “I’m just…so scared.” Fear and sorrow were mixed in her expression and her tone. She carefully pulled her arms away from Samuel’s grip. “Things went very wrong today. I have to go. I have to…” she didn’t know what she had to do, but she had to get out. “find my uncle. He will know what to do. Please don’t tell them which way I went.” With that she took off, running away from the school. She remembered to tell Argent to follow her, but she forget to check and make sure that it did. She forgot, in her panic, that things had changed. Her uncle wasn’t around anymore. He didn’t live where he used to, but she was running to his home. She couldn’t run to hers, they would look there first.