Erin moved carefully but hurriedly along with Janessa, trying to make the transition as smooth as possible for the man.  They lowered him carefully, and in the light her impression that they needed to move fast was only confirmed.  If they didn't do something soon, they wouldn't need to worry about healing this man.<br/><br/>"I think you're right," she said to Janessa, agreeing with her friend's opinion, but also wanting to give her a bit of confidence.  Showing that she valued her input would do that, and she gave her friend a brief smile of thanks before getting down to business.  She was secretly glad Janessa had suggested she start things off, knowing how her friend was whenever she was nervous.  Giving her a bit of time to calm her nerves and focus on what needed doing was a good idea.  They couldn't afford anything going wrong.  Not that Janessa would mean to do anything, but they both needed to be extremely careful in this case.<br/><br/>She turned her thoughts to the matter at hand, surprised that she wasn't able to get any impressions from him, but also grateful.  Not being able to feel how much he might be hurting would make her job a lot easier, and anything that would help them was something she wouldn't argue with.  Still, the lack of any sort of cue from him had her even more worried, and although her expression relaxed a little in the absence of having to deal with what he was feeling, a frown of worry still showed as she set to work doing what she could for him.<br/><br/>Normally she would let Janessa handle removing any blood clots, as she had the added use of her extra power to help, but Janessa couldn't start on something so serious just now.  Erin had a feeling she'd need her help eventually though, because it was going to take a lot of effort.  Still, she could at least start, and Janessa could help when she felt up to it.  She turned her concentration fully to the task then, working to burn the clots from his system, while still keeping control enough to where nothing actually caught fire.  She worked as quickly as she could, but she was also precise and thorough, not wanting to miss something that might prove to be a problem later.  After this first step, they would need to repair the tears in his muscles and skin, and reset any broken bones, before closing all the wounds and getting his blood flowing normally again.  They were a long way from that though, and she only hoped that their efforts would be enough to save him.