Relief was what flooded Jemma upon hearing the CENTAUR had power again. Maybe that meant they could figure out how to get it mobile again. Maybe that meant they had a way to get away from all the people behaving erratically and attempting to kill them. It improved her mood greatly until Ricky was mentioned. The comfort hearing they had power dissipated from her face and was replaced with exasperation. What was with Joel’s friends ragging on her? She butted heads with Mikhali pretty consistently and now Leonard was insulting her as well? A scowl formed on her face and she had a droll glare ready for when he looked in her direction. Before Jemma could do much about it, Dani was reprimanding Leonard however, and Jemma decided it wasn’t worth her time or effort. She had data to analyze.<br/><br/>What did cause her to pause was Joel holding a hand out to her. She was feeling so torn about him, that Jemma paused and lifted her gaze to meet his instead of her hand. She was still angry over what had happened, but she was also so damn tired and frazzled that even a touch as simple as holding hands would likely calm her. Sighing heavily, giving up her anger, Jemma reached out and allowed her hand to slip into Joel’s. It was a warm and familiar action, one that spurred her into stepping forward and toward the CENTAUR with him. “Your friends are jerks,” she said lowly, loud enough for only him to hear. Even though she had conceded and gone with him, Jemma’s expression was still fiery with frustration, but it was no longer geared toward Joel.<br/><br/>Through the massive metal doors that combined the CENTAUR and the Cobalt they went, and into the light and familiarity of the CENTAUR. The moment her shoes touched the new floor, Jemma felt far more relaxed. Nothing odd had happened on the CENTAUR after all, no crazed people, no attacks. Sure the power had gone out, but it had been fixed. All she could hope was that they had a way to keep the power on. “What’s the likelihood you could fly the CENTAUR away from the Cobalt?” Jemma asked while they followed everyone else out of the loading bay. Once they reached the doorway, she paused to glance back, not liking how ominous the Cobalt felt. She wished they could shut those large doors.<br/><br/>Shaking her head to dispel her worries, Jemma looked back to Joel expectantly to see if he had an answer as to whether they could fly to safety upon the CENTAUR. “Before you answer, do you want to go with me back to my office? Or anywhere else? I just need a computer so I can sift through all the data.” She didn't really care where they ended up as long as she could try to figure out what was going on.