Aziraphael
knows what he's doing, and what he's doing is panicking - quietly, certainly, but panicking nonetheless. His mind has never felt so disorganised; snippets of information, articles he's read, piles upon piles of dusty books because he collects knowledge like others collect butterflies but it's no longer pinned neatly in place and he knows
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That's all Security needs right now, he thinks, and he's about to intervene when a hand attaches itself to his arm with an iron grip. He looks around, then down, and pales at least three shades.
It really is far too familiar.
"What can I do?" he asks. To all outward appearances, he's all business.
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Crowley's heavy and clumsy and cold in his arms, and he carefully doesn't think -
(dead weight)
- anything at all.
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Aziraphael's clearly less than steady on his feet, so he reaches out and carefully, carefully takes his slight weight out of the angel's arms. He gasps when he feels how cold Crowley's skin is. When he registers the fact that Crowley doesn't seem to be breathing. That Crowley's heart doesn't seem to be beating.
He looks back at Aziraphael hopelessly, but Aziraphael isn't really seeing him.
"You lead the way," is all he says, voice raspy.
He follows Aziraphael toward the stairs, more than half-convinced that he's carrying a corpse.
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"Quickly," he insists again, heading for the stairs far faster than he's moved in years. "And don't - don't jostle him."
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