Place it right after the threat is revealed, then follow it with an escape cue. Pair it with Enemy Spotted before the cry to set up the danger, and use No God Please No afterwards when the rescue fails completely.
O tym dźwięku
This is a short 2.6-second voice clip shouting 'Help me!' in a stretched, panicked cry. The desperate tone sounds frantic and alarming, with a raw edge that makes it feel urgent rather than calm. It works as a sudden cry for help, and its over-the-top distress gives it a darkly comic edge in the right moment.