Hoss shook his head and said she was alright and just sleeping. James scowled as he looked around at their pharmacy and sighed, "Well the factory was left untouched along with most of the labs. It's the ground floor that will need the most work. Del are you alright?" James asked touching Kryner on the shoulder since he heard what she said down on the basement and found it so bizarre she and Kryner had such a connection. He never could imagine himself being in Celeste's shoes and just wanted to make sure that Del was alright. With the department condemning the building until further repairs that meant a huge loss for the company, but hopefully, insurance would cover it since the convicts were definitely not an internal affair, but they'd need Del to testify since she couldn't testify as herself in Kryner's body.<br/><br/>James just wanted to go home as this day was a total complete wash and turned to his friend saying they should go home. "We can deal with this later, as for the crooks, I think my daughter and her friends took care of it." He chuckled, but Del knew that truck was out there somewhere, and the fact they'd be leaving soon didn't make things much better on Hoss. However, Hoss assured Del that likely this would be all over with, "I heard word from the port town we were waiting at this was all going down from an old friend of mine. We rushed to get in with the old coworker, and that lead us back here."<br/><br/>Charles felt himself yawn as he got comfy on the couch thinking what harm could come from resting his eyes and so he did as she asked feeling himself getting all cozy. Resting his head back on the couch throw pillow he let himself drift and be loose, however when she said something about going to sleep he was bewildered, "I'm not tired..." He said softly before she started counting down and with that snap, his head drooped to the side obeying and listening to her words.