Rabst got to his feet and was at the front door the next second. Zach reacted just barely in time to get rid of the barrier before Rabst ran into it headfirst.
Rabst opened the door and looked to the sky. He glanced back at the three who had now left the bedroom. He nodded for them to follow him as he left the house and followed the hawk high in the sky. It was nothing more than a speck against the orange light of dusk.
Zach and the others wouldn't have known what they were looking at if they hadn't seen the hawk earlier in the day.
After a few minutes, Rabst followed the hawk and led the trio into an empty alleyway. Nothing but stone walls on all three sides. A dead end.
Rabst and the others stopped in confusion and looked around. They could probably climb the walls and continue. But the hawk was signaling that this was the place. It had even descended closer to Rabst to confirm it for him since it was difficult to determine horizontal positioning when it was so high up.
