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Cass sat on the floor next to him, crossing her legs and leaning to rest on her arms. "Ha ha. I'd run it with you. Would have to train for a while before it, though." she added. Always up to going for a morning run as of late. Even if trying to get out of bed as early as Leon did had never really happened. She tried, dammit.

She just smiled and winked back at him, amused before she glanced over towards Rep, then back to Leon, shrugging. "Maybe they'll find a way to wear each other out so we don't have to deal with it."

Sasha took the cup that Jerry offered, mumbling a grateful, "Thank you, I'll do my best." Her gaze darted between Clerise and Candace as she shuffled over to the seat she'd vacated earlier.

The good news was that Nona had finally shushed up.

As her gaze wandered around the room, she caught sight of a fellow resting on the floor surrounded by a dark-haired female and a blond male. Creasing her brow, Sasha called out in a helpful way, "Try splashing him with some water?"

She really had no idea if it would help or not.

And since he was blind, he stumbled into someone else. Again

This was getting embarrassing.

Jerry had almost nodded off in his chair, slumped against the wall and was content to speak to no one until the Sun command returned and dismissed them. He hoped everyone else was alright, more and more people were scrambling through the portal as time went on. Surely they'd be contacted via Cell or something if they needed backup...

"Ah! Oh-" He jumped as he was addressed and realized someone was speaking to him... and sitting next to him. "Er. Yes. That's me. Er... Miss...?" So many new faces. So many new trainees. Well, some he was finding he liked a lot more than others, anyway.

His pulse was unusally fast and his breathing shallow, also his skin was slightly cool to touch.

Sydney frowned as she felt the pulse and the breathing. "The pulse feels fast," she told the others, "and his breathing seems too quick... and shallow," she said, reaching up and tugging at the bandage stuck to her forehead. "I don't know if this will work a second time, but I don't see how it could hurt to try," she said as she tugged it off.

She placed it on the unconscious man's forehead, frowning. She had no clue if this would do anything at all.

As much as he tried to get through, Jason was stuck behind a wall of undead, and could not proceed any further.

What had she learned about fainting and CPR and all of that...what had she learned...

WHAT WERE THE STEPS...

Wait. Wait a minute. Was he breathing? Before Minerva could check, Sydney was reaching for the man's throat and nose. "Is he breathing?...and...The only doctor I know of is H." The reply was made with a similar 'DO NOT WANT', turning to face the dark haired trainee that entered the scene. A cup of water to the face might do the trick..."I'm not sure any of us have a bandaid. We'll just have to give this a try."

Rising up, she met with the other woman and took the cup thankfully, whispering. "Perhaps it will work!" But before dumping it on the unconscious fellow, Sydney mentioned something about his heart rate and the splashing of water onto his face idea sort of fizzled out. Instead, Minerva dipped the end of her scarf into the liquid and unraveled it from around her neck, crouching low to place it across his neck, since Sydney's used bandaid now occupied his forehead. If none of that worked, they would probably have to go find H.........
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