Jeremiah threw himself onto his bed, staring up at the wall blankly. Apparently, they had noticed his taste for occult books, as the bookshelves on his walls were filled with religious and ancient texts. However, at the moment, none of that appealed to him. Was this real? Was he really in the middle of god knows where, being treated as a prisoner? The fact that they had decorated his cell so nicely after kidnapping and arresting him felt almost patronizing.
He continued to do nothing, even when he started to hear screams. If some people were having a breakdown, that was their problem. As far as Jeremiah saw it, if someone was having a breakdown, that was their problem. Usually he would like to go and console the grieving in some way, but there was simply no way to here. However, he did sit up once he heard the television in his cell come to life. the forty-five minute use of it had passed long ago, right? While he had never seen the Jamaican man in his life, something seemed familiar about him. His thought process on the matter was cut short when his cell opened, and Jeremiah jumped up, going to the hall. The aforementioned man wasn't kidding around, he really must have had a game plan.
He entered the hallway, picking a direction and walking in it. While he had no idea where he was or where he was going, he was bound to find the ground floor eventually, or find someone that knew where things were. Funeral directors had never been known as the best fighters, but if worst came to worst he had his voodoo magics.