166. City

Being lightly cradled was so soothing and comforting that I wanted to stay asleep, yet my whole body was sticky, and I started to feel really cold, so I opened my eyes. 

"Kenny." 

I was squeezed against an equally wet, but somewhat warm, muscular body. Looking at Henry's face, full of anxiousness, I ran my hand over my face. 

"What happened?" I asked before patting his arm so he would let me down. We were atop the skyscraper's remains, and I saw The Four Hundred scattered down there near the hellhole. 

"You don't remember?" Henry asked, and I turned back to shake my head, where I saw that everyone from the mansion had come as well, even dragging the ladder with them. 

When my grandma looked at me, I thought I saw relief on her face before she again turned back into a grumpy demon. She, along with the rest, had nearly arrived at the top with us.