Erin was grateful the work went faster with Janessa helping, and she only glanced up from her own work occasionally to see how her friend was managing.  For one thing, she wanted to give Janessa confidence in her skills, and for another, she didn't have a lot of time to spare to monitor progress.  She had her own work to do to help save the man, so she was glad Janessa seemed to be doing fine on her own.<br/><br/>Larrin's tears didn't escape her notice either, but she still couldn't glean anything from them, but guessed that Janessa was probably right.  They still had a lot of work to do, and she knew they had to hurry, but she also knew that rushing too quickly could be dangerous.  Once the blood clots were managed, there was still the setting of the many broken bones, then stitching muscles back together, not to mention closing up the wounds themselves.  She was tired, but she knew they couldn't give up, and so she pushed on, giving a quick nod to Janessa.  "I don't want to go too fast and make a mistake because we're in a hurry, but I don't want to move too slow either, and be too hesitant," she said.<br/><br/>"I think if we work together, we should be able to move faster, than we would if we each took separate areas," she added, after thinking for a minute, hoping she was making the right choice.  "With both of us, it'll go twice as fast, in the end."  She didn't add the "I hope" out loud, but her expression was worried as she glanced down at their patient.  "Unless you have any better ideas?" she thought to ask, knowing they didn't have time to quibble, but wanting Janessa to have input, same as her.