Jasaiah had more questions. What work did he talk about? Was he aware of the time frame? He absorbed the data like a sponge, and decided for once that following him wasn't going to get him anywhere. Jasaiah broke the hold as soon as Drake left the room, letting out a rush of air. Every part of him wanted to follow, to stop him. He didn't want Drake to wake up somewhere and not know what the fuck had happened to him. Gritting his teeth, he carded a hand through his hair before he got to his feet. He dressed in a hurried fashion, the nick on his throat already healed and the blood wiped away with a cloth. He rummaged around, but found nothing to write with.<br/><br/>Halting himself, Jasaiah stood in the middle of the room and took several long, deep calming breaths. He centered himself in a brief and short meditation, then went over to the phone. There was a pad of paper and a pen there, but not enough for him to document what had just happened. The information had remained, been retained, and he could do good not to forget it until he acquired more journals. He'd have to make an account of everything starting from the beginning, and that would take time he didn't have. Staring at the phone, he wondered a long moment who best to call and immediate thought of Ryan.<br/><br/>That was with great reluctance. He did not want to contact Ryan for anything, not after what had happened to him, but he knew Ryan and Drake were friends, and Ryan had even shown up out of no where to help him handle Drake better. Dialing his number, he brought the phone to his ear, waiting for Ryan to answer. It was early in the day, and the other might be at work, but it was his best shot.<br/><br/>"Ryan? It is Jasaiah. I am glad I got you." There was a short pause, tapping the pen on the desk. He'd wrote down the name and short notes to help retain the memory better, and he slipped it into his pocket. "Drake is missing. He has been losing himself to alternate personalities, and I need to track him, find him, and help him." Straight to business, but there was no time to waste on niceties.