OOC:  From what I remember, and checking Janessa's character sheet, she has the more physical powers, while Erin has both mental ones, the empathy and the telepathy, so she'd be able to see both, just for future reference. We thought it would make for a good balance that way, one character being more physical power oriented, and the other being more mental.  Erin can sure fill Janessa in later though, when there's time, so no worries that she's missing out.<br/><br/>IC:  Erin couldn't help the smirk she flashed Janessa at the sound from the kitchen, not even startled by it anymore.  She'd learned how her friend was whenever she was nervous, and so learned to keep cheap dishes on hand, just in case.  They were nice dishes, nothing chipped, but they weren't expensive either.<br/><br/>"That's all right, we can always buy more, if anything got broken.  Don't worry about it; there's more important stuff to take care of just now," she said, knowing Janessa's clumsiness over her control when she was stressed bothered her.  She only hoped her friend wouldn't show the same trait in dealing with their unexpected guest, because she knew it was going to take both of them to save him, and even then she wasn't sure if it would work.  She'd never tried to help anyone so injured before, and so this would be a first, for both of them.<br/><br/>She nodded when Janessa came back with the sheet, but was distracted from answering her by the sudden glimpse into the man's mind and emotions.  She gasped in spite of her effort not to, the violence of just the glimpse that she managed to catch before he closed his feelings off to her arousing her sympathy, although he already had it, just by his condition.  She blinked, her eyes going wide for a second as she worked to clear her own mind, secretly glad he'd shut himself off from her for the moment.  She wasn't sure she'd be able to concentrate on their work, if she kept getting flashes like that one.<br/><br/>She took one end of the sheet, motioning for Janessa to take the other.  "Maybe you can help some more by using your mind to lift some of his weight, so he's not so heavy," she suggested, thinking that giving her friend an outlet for her mind might help her to calm down, and besides, the move would also help them.  "Try and lift him a little so we can slide the sheet under him without having to move him," she said.  "We want to move him as little as we have to, until we get him where we can see a bit more what we're doing," she added.  They both knew that it was bad, but in case the man could somehow hear them, she didn't want to frighten him.