The little man wasn't well. Now, Jack was no physic. Far from it. Better at spillin' blood than stopping it. But even he knew that blood comin' from the side was no good thing. Taking the struggling lad stoutly about the waist, he looked about. Put fingers to mouth. A long, low whistle echoed all through the place, taken from him to those who heard him. Answering whistles came back. Telling how it fared by pitch. Right, then.
Some struggle and a deal of effort took them out of that place. It wasn't until cool air tickled the back of his neck that Jack set the tiny lad down. Wadded up a pocket square and tied it with his shirt. But he had to get out of there. To the docks.
....right. Underground it was.