Jim heard the madman ramble on, and then a shot overhead. He assumed that the man fired a warning shot. Jim wondered why the man stood, when he should have been knocked out. He executed the move perfectly, having trained using it, and then actually using it when he still went to assassinate politicians. He passed it off as the man's crazed sturdiness. He never needed to knock the guy out, only stun him, and it did the trick, as he now carried the bloodied person. He never stopped moving while carrying the conscious, but weakened person. "..but you will not be able to kill all 50 of them on your own...." Jim heard the man say, but the fires drowned what he said next.
I don't even need to fight. I've escaped worse situations than this. You go ahead and deal with your 50 zombies.
Jim ran, making sure the distance grew larger between him and Mr. Insanity, and the fire blocking the man's line of sight. Jim continued moving, shooting zombies that came too close, looking for possible escape options, he asked the person. "Are you alright? Let's get out of here."
Jim reached a dead end of a corridor where there was only a door and a window big enough to jump through. He knew opening doors in a building under fire was a bad move. Even if it wasn't on fire, the door might have contained zombies. He checked the window and saw an elevated platform 1 floor below he can fall on. It would keep both of them alive, but it would hurt. A lot.
He jumped, making sure he landed first and safe. He checked the person he was with and saw he or she was alright, if not a bit shocked.
Then Jim realized his mistake.
Spencer is still in the building.
Looking around, there were no zombies in the vicinity. Jim made sure to leave the person in his care able to fend off zombies by himself, and in a safe spot.
My body hurts.
Jim was in pain, particularly his back. He would have stayed there to rest, but he knew he should help Spencer. If she came across that crazy man, and the horde of zombies he lured, she might be in real trouble, so Jim moved towards the building again.