"I don't know what you mean," she began faintly, "I was trying to get the doors back there open and I must have hit some switch that started the train and locked me in; it took off and I couldn't stop it," she blathered as an excuse. We didn't believe a word that came out of her wrinkled lips, of course, even though it was still a viable story. With that lingering doubt, it would be hard to kick her off the edge of the rift; besides, she might still have information we needed to get into the Lab. Roy turned away at the mention of her alibi, mumbling to himself with a furled brow. He and Thorn began to discuss the audacity of her claim out of earshot of Beatrice, who sat in the stalled train with a look of worry creeping upon her wrinkled face. The factors we had to consider that Roy brought up were relevant. Since it had taken us almost an hour to reach this spot after we had heard the train crash, then it would be logical that the Lab location was still another hour away if that's equally how long it took for the horde of infected to reach us from that origin. Technically, that chasm would have kept them pretty well contained from the rest of the subway system; but that also could lead us to believe the Laboratory had entirely lost quarantine. If we ran into the number of weepers that were in that mob again, next time we would not have a convenient ravine to save our asses.
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