"We can't just leave her here," Noah said, looking down at Kaia who was still slumped against the wall, favoring her left side where debris had clearly done some damage.
Sophie nodded in agreement. "She's injured, and this place isn't safe anymore. Whatever happened here, it could happen again."
Lucas crouched down beside Kaia, his expression softening with genuine concern. "Can you walk? We need to get you medical attention."
"I can manage," Kaia replied, though her voice was strained. "But I appreciate the help. After everything my father did... you don't owe me anything."
"Your father's choices aren't yours," Diana said simply. "And right now, you're a victim of the same people who attacked us."
