Dianh’s playful tone rung out across the rumble of the storm and instinctively it drew Marcus’s gaze as he watched her run towards him, the makeshift curtain trailing in her wake, his face coursed into an expression of genuine amusement as she came closer.  Marcus blinked heavily as the lightning revealed Jake in all his glory; “Damn soldier!” He called across the roof, “Holster that weapon will ya!”<br/><br/>The sudden sight of Dinah stripping off in the rain and discarding her clothes brought a certain dryness to his lips and made his pulse flicker a little; thoughts were coming to mind that shouldn’t be there and, with some effort of will he tore his gaze from her and started to move away across the roof, finding some solace in the darkness.<br/><br/>Marcus slipped across the roof close to where Kristie was stood staring out across the rumbling curtain of the storm.  For a while he let the silence hang between them, but he could see where her eyes were directed to; the same building that had caught his eyes as he desperately sought to bring his chopper to a safe landing site.  The hospital; The sky behind it suddenly opened up with a bolt of lightening that blazed like a shattered ribcage and cast the building in a swathe of rich shadow, before it died and the night claimed it once more.<br/><br/>He had already bought the subject up with regards to the hospital earlier in the day with Jake; but he had his own motive for wanting to strike out into potentially a hotbed of activity’ and that was for the helipad on the roof …what if they had tools that he could utilise? spares even? perhaps even fuel?  Though it was all highly unlikely, just the potential of it gave his heart a flicker of renewed energy.  He was coming to the conclusion that running from death was only leading him straight into harms way at every turn anyway,<br/><br/>Marcus’s hair was matted against his head with the rain and his shirt stuck against his skin, rain water dripped from the end of his nose as he turned towards Kristie;  “It’s caught your eye hasn’t it.” he spoke and nodded in the direction of the hospital,  without any hint of the mask he had been wearing for much of the day; his face flickered with a dry expression despite the incessant trickle of the rain.