“Hey… you okay?” Jake watched as the girl staggered over to him. He obeyed her command, but it looked like the fights were starting to take a toll on her. No thanks to his ability to help.<br/><br/>It was a nightmare, all of this. At some point in the chaos, something in Jake’s mind clicked, and made him realise that he was in far deeper trouble than he could ever have imagined. This wasn’t Earth anymore, he was sure of it; he’d been siphoned off into some sort of hellish world where nothing made sense and everything was trying to kill each other. He no longer wanted to know where he was, he just wanted out. There must have been some sort of mistake for him to have ended up here.<br/><br/>Jake started when the rifled man approached them. By the looks of the carnage behind him, the soldier had made quick work of the armoured man… maybe a little bit excessively. Jake avoided looking at the red splotches in his peripheral vision.<br/><br/>“Yeah, I think I’m alright,” he said in response to the soldier. One thing was for certain: Jake’s best bets at staying alive in this place were with this guy. “Thanks… uh…” He realised he didn’t know his name yet.<br/><br/>The man whom Friday had fought was still on the ground, gripping his arm and moaning in agony.