Nicole watched him for a second before shaking her head. He really shouldn't be walking. Not without having that set, but since the apparent doctor of the group was busy and she didn't know how, the marine biologist didn't see much else for it. Running behind him, careful not to trip over anything, she followed close behind. Her eyes kept a careful watch on him, to make sure he wasn't about to tip forward or back on something. She was pretty sure a fall either way would just make all sort of things work.<br/><br/>The upside was that the air was starting to clear of smoke. Probably cause most of it was finding ways up and out of the immediate area. Rubbing her arms, she looked back at the others. "Should we make a stretcher?" Her voice came out raspy and uneven. For the first real time since the crash she heard it and winced. That wasn't how it normally sounded. But at least she now knew for sure she could talk, even if it did hurt. "And if you know how to splint, I can follow instructions."