[ —leaving, is what the rest of that sentence would have been, if Gus doesn't notice the slight swaying coming from above them, the creak of gears turning in a direction they're not meant to. Gus is in-tune with all the sounds and machinations that make this place run smoothly, and he can tell when something's gone awry...
...which is why he yells: ] Everyone, move! [ And points to one of the large rafters in the ceiling that's been partially dislodged, swaying dangerously over their heads.
A warning? He's sure it is, from whoever they heard singing in the basement. ]
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...which is why he yells: ] Everyone, move! [ And points to one of the large rafters in the ceiling that's been partially dislodged, swaying dangerously over their heads.
A warning? He's sure it is, from whoever they heard singing in the basement. ]