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"
Just
follow
me
.
And
stay
close
.
"
They
snuck
their
way
through
the
tightly
strewn
pack
of
sleeping
bodies
,
Thomas
almost
tripping
several
times
.
He
stepped
on
someone
's
hand
,
earning
a
sharp
cry
of
pain
in
return
,
then
a
punch
on
the
calf
.
"
Sorry
,
"
he
whispered
,
ignoring
a
dirty
look
from
Newt
.
Once
they
left
the
lawn
area
and
stepped
onto
the
hard
gray
stone
of
the
courtyard
floor
,
Newt
broke
into
a
run
,
heading
for
the
western
wall
.
Thomas
hesitated
at
first
,
wondering
why
he
needed
to
run
,
but
snapped
out
of
it
quickly
and
followed
at
the
same
pace
.
The
light
was
dim
,
but
any
obstructions
loomed
as
darker
shadows
and
he
was
able
to
make
his
way
quickly
along
.
He
stopped
when
Newt
did
,
right
next
to
the
massive
wall
towering
above
them
like
a
skyscraper
--
another
random
image
that
floated
in
the
murky
pool
of
his
memory
wipe
.
Thomas
noticed
small
red
lights
flashing
here
and
there
along
the
wall
's
face
,
moving
about
,
stopping
,
turning
off
and
on
.
"
What
are
those
?
"
he
whispered
as
loudly
as
he
dared
,
wondering
if
his
voice
sounded
as
shaky
as
he
felt
.
The
twinkling
red
glow
of
the
lights
held
an
undercurrent
of
warning
.
Newt
stood
just
a
couple
of
feet
in
front
of
the
thick
curtain
of
ivy
on
the
wall
.
"
When
you
bloody
need
to
know
,
you
'll
know
,
Greenie
.
"
"
Well
,
it
's
kind
of
stupid
to
send
me
to
a
place
where
nothing
makes
sense
and
not
answer
my
questions
.
"
Thomas
paused
,
surprised
at
himself
.
"
Shank
,
"
he
added
,
throwing
all
the
sarcasm
he
could
into
the
syllable
.
Newt
broke
out
in
a
laugh
,
but
quickly
cut
it
off
.
"
I
like
you
,
Greenie
.
Now
shut
it
and
let
me
show
ya
somethin'
.
"
Newt
stepped
forward
and
dug
his
hands
into
the
thick
ivy
,
spreading
several
vines
away
from
the
wall
to
reveal
a
dust-frosted
window
,
a
square
about
two
feet
wide
.
It
was
dark
at
the
moment
,
as
if
it
had
been
painted
black
.
