Cong looked very surprised to see Danny. "Sir?" he asked.

"Cong!" Dani shouted. Cong took his eyes off Danny and passed him to get to Dani and Bee.

He glanced Bee over before looking to Dani. "We have to get in the basement," Cong instructed quickly. "Help me carry her."

A moan escaped from Bee lips as they started to move her.

Laughter entered from further down the hallway. It would be familiar to some but none of those present.

"Uncle!" the voice said happily, "We finally meet!"

Cong wasted no time getting them in the basement and sealing the door. Then he opened a crate with some guns and panel to a secret passageway out. Dani argued a little with Cong, but they quickly made their way through the passageway.

Laurel was silent the entire way back, eyes never leaving the bracelet. Her face was blank though occasionally she swallowed.

Raven spared no time, returning to the house as quickly as he was able.

There was no sign of the other Juttle. Laurel ran out of theirs and into the building.

Raven was right behind Laurel.

Laurel ran right into Danny's room. Nothing. She spun around. "Where did they go?!" she demanded of Raven harshly.

"I don't know," Raven replied, already pulling out his phone and quickly began to dial Dani. After a few rings, Dani answered. "Dani, I-... We're at the house-... Slow down! What do you mean?... Juttle? Here? There's no one here, the house is empty-... Where are you?... Bee is hurt? How bad?... Alright, we'll come find you. Where's-..." There was a very long pause. "We're on our way. Don't move." He hung up the phone.

Laurel's eyes were worried, "Where?!" she demanded, moving closer to Raven.

"... Grab some water and meet me in the basement," Raven instructed.

Laurel quickly went and grabbed some water before running to Raven in the basement.

Raven had grabbed a few medical supplies, broken into the basement, and now he was working on getting the trap door open.

Laurel stared at the supplies, "Bee's hurt?" she asked quickly as she moved to help him with the door.

Raven nodded. "Not too badly. But Cong's not doing too well." In another moment the door was open.

"Over here," they could hear Dani faintly call. It looked like they had only made it part of the way through the tunnel. And so Raven started down the tunnel.

After a minute or two they ran across the group. Bee was laying on a blanket. Cong was curled up against the wall. It looked like Dani had start setting up a sort of camp down there like she didn't know how long they would have to stay down there. "Oh good," she said. "I think I stopped Bee's bleeding, but I'm no doctor."

It took Laurel two seconds. "Where's my father?" she demanded, looking around.

Raven went over to Bee before Dani slowly turned to face Laurel. "... I don't know," she told Laurel quietly.

Laurel was silent for a long moment, eyes slowly hardening into pure rage. "You... don't know?!" she demanded in a cold voice. "WHAT THE TERRA DOES THAT MEAN?!" Laurel suddenly screamed, voice echoing down the tunnels as her glinting eyes remained fixed upon Dani.

Dani remained surprisingly calm. "We're trying to put the pieces together," she explained. "If you let me, I'll tell you what I know."

Laurel's eyes were flashing now as she glared fiercely at Dan. Her body had gone ridged but she gave Dan a sharp nod.

So Dan explained as quickly and clearly as she could the events that drove them down into the passage from her point of view.

Before Dan had even finished, Laurel was sprinting back down the passageway. She'd get on the Juttle and find her father. She had to.

"Raven!" Dan called.

"Call Wolfe," Raven instructed as he ran off after Laurel.

So after a few moments, Dan tried calling Wolfe.

Laurel had reached the doorway and was trying to open it back up.

It was a long moment before there was a click and a face appeared. It wasn't Wolfe, however, but Pepper who glared through the screen. "What?" she snapped.

Raven did what was necessary to keep Laurel from going any further.

"I need to speak with Wolfe," Dan insisted, tone very serious.

Pepper frowned, "He's busy." she replied, "What do you want?" She blinked as she heard Laurel's outraged screams in the background and paused. "I'll see if I can find him." she decided, "Hold on." and her face left.

Meanwhile, Laurel was calling Raven every name in the book and then some. The vocabulary she had was rather astounding. But her hatred of Raven at the moment was very clear, the outright blame evident. When he wouldn't let her continued she started to strike out violently, using all her strength as a dancer to try and break away from him.

Laurel was strong, but Raven was stronger. He took Laurel's beating, but he knew he couldn't last forever. "DAN!" he shouted above Laurel's screams. He could only hope Wolfe could calm Laurel down before Laurel knocked him out or he had to knock her out.

"HURRY!" Dan shouted at the screen as she rushed to catch up with them.

Wolfe eventually showed up on the screen, face confused as he tried to take in what was happening.

Laurel showed no signs of wearing down.

"A juttle landed and took Laurel's father," Dan told Wolfe, not bothering to explain the details. "She's trying to go after it."

Wolfe blinked, he paused, listening to Laurel's screams for a long moment before he looked right as Dan. "Turn the volume up as loud as it can and get me as close to her as you dare." He stated calmly.

Then he closed his eyes and slowly began to sing. It wasn't in a language that either Dan or Raven knew but Raven would recognize that quite a few of the curses thrown at him were in that language. Wolfe's voice was soft and clear and the opposite of what one would expect to come from his mouth. He sang for a few minutes before Laurel started to slow. Slowly the music took hold as she turned slightly and stared at the screen. Then, softly, sobs started deep in her chest and rose higher. They rose and rose until she was sobbing so hard that she was nearly hyperventilating. The utter devastation of a broken heart flowed out of her as she sank towards the ground. Only then did Wolfe stop singing.

Dan did as she was instructed.

As Laurel fell to the ground, Raven tried to catch her. But it ended up more of Raven falling and Laurel landing on him. It looked like Raven had hit his limit too as he breathed heavily.

Dan slowly sank to her knees, a few tears rolling down her face now too.

As Laurel fell on top of Raven she started to cling to him amidst her sobs. Her hands gripped his shirt until her knuckles were a few shades whiter.

After a moment Wolfe's voice came from the screen, "Dan?"

Raven managed to put an arm around Laurel with a few cusses. But he couldn't do much more.

"Yeah?" Dan replied quietly as she turned the screen back to her.

Wolfe was staring at Dan firmly, "You must not stay there for much longer. Once you are on the Juttle you can explain what happened in more detail. For now, work on getting the others away." he ordered with a trace of gentleness. He knew that was no easy task.

Dan took a deep breath and let it out before wiping her tears away. She nodded a little. "I'll call when we're in the air. Which direction should we go?"

Wolfe thought about it for a moment, "Head back to James's. Bee knows..." he paused, "Where's Bee?"

"She's unconscious," Dan explained. "But I think she'll wake up when we move her."

Wolfe cussed under his breath, "Are you the only one that's not-" he stopped, shaking his head, "Nevermind. Have Bee tell you where to refuel. Other than that make no stops until you get back to James's. Lay low until we figure out who's behind this." he said with a nod.

Dan nodded. "I'll do it." Her voice was quiet, but strong. She'd do what needed to be done.

Wolfe watched Dan silently for a moment before he nodded, "Call once you're in the air." and moved to hang up.