Enis felt the rough push forward and set her plan into motion. Her feet stumbled as she worked to keep them positioned firmly beneath the weight of her torso. The nurses that she collided into where there to catch her. They all handled her with care, not knowing that she'd spoken to Clarissa or had decided to help the frantic girl.
She then slipped through the crowd of people. Using the commotion to slide up next to the window shortly after Clarissa did. It was locked, she'd thought of a way around that but was surprised to see the girl force open the window. She felt the whirl in her head again as calculations began to run in the back of her mind.
How many pounds of force did it require for her to do that?
It didn't seem that important give their current situation. They were now looking at Enis with the same confused and worried look that they had directed at Clarissa. There was no turning back now.
A drop from a second story window was about twenty feet up. Plus an extra foot for the foundation that rises above the ground. There weren't any trees in their way. If they allowed the force to crumble through them like a shock wave. They're feet would hint the ground first and they'd fall into the force, rolling as the force was then directed harmlessly through them. They'd be able to run about 15 seconds after hitting the ground. Enis had no idea how she knew this but she trusted it and without looking back she grabbed the girl and jumped through the window. Her voice was carried by the rushing wind, low and calm. "Inhale and relax." It was the only way for them not to get hurt and if Clarissa needed it Enis would guide her through the fall.
As the ground rose beneath them Enis's eyes flashed yellow and she fell perfectly, rolling back up to her feet. It looked like she'd done it before though she was pretty sure that she hadn't.
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She then slipped through the crowd of people. Using the commotion to slide up next to the window shortly after Clarissa did. It was locked, she'd thought of a way around that but was surprised to see the girl force open the window. She felt the whirl in her head again as calculations began to run in the back of her mind.
How many pounds of force did it require for her to do that?
It didn't seem that important give their current situation. They were now looking at Enis with the same confused and worried look that they had directed at Clarissa. There was no turning back now.
A drop from a second story window was about twenty feet up. Plus an extra foot for the foundation that rises above the ground. There weren't any trees in their way. If they allowed the force to crumble through them like a shock wave. They're feet would hint the ground first and they'd fall into the force, rolling as the force was then directed harmlessly through them. They'd be able to run about 15 seconds after hitting the ground. Enis had no idea how she knew this but she trusted it and without looking back she grabbed the girl and jumped through the window. Her voice was carried by the rushing wind, low and calm. "Inhale and relax." It was the only way for them not to get hurt and if Clarissa needed it Enis would guide her through the fall.
As the ground rose beneath them Enis's eyes flashed yellow and she fell perfectly, rolling back up to her feet. It looked like she'd done it before though she was pretty sure that she hadn't.