Ty knows that his experience last night wasn't like the one that many of his friends had endured. He'd been one of the dreamers, asleep through much of what had happened, and even after Quinn and Leo and Ivy had found him he'd been unable to completely shake that exhausted state for a long time. Like the dreams had been trying to pull him back down again. Like the dreams didn't want to let him go. While that's unsettling to consider, it had kept the worst of everything from reaching him. The guilt over this is something he'll have to deal with later, though. Right now, he just wants to make sure that his friends that went to hell and back last night are all right. Especially his little sister.

When he finally spots Hazel, he hurries over to her. "Hazel!" The staff had told them that everyone was safe -- everyone had made it -- but seeing her safe and sound is a relief. Even if she looks like she wants to punch the world squarely in the face.