I glanced back and she tossed me something small, like the size of a shelled peanut. “Ear mic. I’ll be able to give you eyes in the sky.”Reed hesitated and she tossed him one as well. He caught it and poked it into his ear, and I saw the look on his face. “We’re at least twenty minutes out, if we’re lucky. We’ll never make it in—”I surged past him, pushing him out of the way as I headed out into the bullpen. “Maybe you won’t—”I didn’t bother finishing my statement. I just took off in a flat charge toward the nearest window and called Wolfe to the front of my mind as I leapt through it. No surprise, it hurt a lot. Glass doesn’t shatter in full windows like it does in cars or in movies. That’s called safety glass and it turns into little pebbles that don’t tend to do much harm.This glass shattered into razor sharp slivers, and I felt my clothes and skin suffer dozens of cuts of varying depths as I broke through.I ignored every single one of them for about two seconds while I felt Wolfe go to work, then I pulled Gavrikov to front of my mind as well and switched off the Earth’s gravity.I shot into the sky like I had a rocket motor latched to my feet, wind rushing into my face.
