“I think that’s pretty much a given with our luck.” Eric chuckled glad to note his side didn’t scream at him for it. It ached and wasn’t happy but it didn’t scream. He looked toward the ceiling and mentally rolled his eyes at Ryan. He was almost as stubborn as Eric, ‘rough it’. The thought brought another small smile to his lips but he tried to mask it as best he could, no reason to get Ryan irritated over it. He was going to comment on that when he saw him move from the corner of his eye. Turning his head a little he watched Ryan find a spot to relax. Good, he needs that. He thought looking toward the ceiling again.<br/><br/>Ryan’s words pulled him back and he gave a slow nod. “When we do, I’ll make sure of it.” He would, there was no reason for him not to. Eric himself wanted to take a few swings but protocol was in the way. Though his particular involvement with a certain gang wasn’t going to bode well with the military brass so he might have to get creative about it. He let out a slow calming breath but kept his senses open. His mind was slipping into his old street self for the moment, but the soldier mixed in to give it an extra boost, not that it would actually do that. He didn’t want to lose that side of himself so he clung to it tightly.<br/><br/>The hours passed and he remained alert and attentive, the pills had worked wonders and he was feeling pretty good now. Sitting up he tested standing again. He wobbled a little but not enough to stop him from moving to the table. If he were going to remain awake he was going to do something. He hoped by the time the others woke he might have found something, anything to get them moving again. Spinning their wheels wasn’t doing anything. He looked at a few documents and compared it to some things on the tablet, keeping himself aware of what he was doing so he didn’t wake them.<br/><br/>============<br/><br/>The woman muttered something under her breath at his comment but did nothing about it. The sooner she got away from him the better she would feel. Though killing him would bring her immeasurable joy but since he was wanted alive she would have to settle for never seeing him again. “Agreed.” She said taking the map back. There were a few she pointed out that were more important than others so they had to find a way to get to those ones first. Placing the map back in its place she crossed her arms and looked toward him. “You know this place better than I do, lead on.”