As Jayee saw Fernando make his moves, she silently made her way along the rubble pile. Watching and protecting his back at all times, she moved around the large pile of rubble as she saw movement behind him. Silently, she held back every cry that threatened to escape and forced her leg to hold her up as she jumped silently but awkwardly down to face Micheal's back.<br/><br/>Pulling only one of her handguns out of its holster, she didnt hesitate to send a bullet through Micheal's head seconds after he threatened Fernando with his gun. Relief flooded through her body as she watched Micheal's gun clatter to the stone floor and his body followed seconds after. Reaching out with her right hand, she reached for anything to the side of her that would keep her up.<br/><br/>Unfortunately there was nothing and Jayee stumbled to the side before falling on her side with an 'oof!'. It would have been comical if not for her small cry of pain as her wound was hit by one of the falling pieces of rubble while all the others just hit her side and arm but luckily they were small. Shakily, she picked herself up off the ground and put a light touch of her wound as she stood though almost as soon as she was standing she was falling back against the half-wall with a slight wince. Her leg couldnt hold her anymore as she had already pushed it to its limit with the little rest she had gotten. "Are you okay?" she asked Fernando as she looked up at him. Ignoreing the fact that she had just killed her closest friend and her leg was giving out on her. Ignoreing the fact that the rain continually pounded down on them and the icy wind bit at their exposed skin. What she cared about now, was if Fernando was safe.