Jonas grinned.<strong>"I should like nothing better than to see you try it."</strong>He didn't lash out at her, mostly because he'd been bluffing to the man. She could stab him all she liked, but nothing would happen. Thereafter her offer of aid seemed less than preferential, but he did need someone to soak the blows he'd otherwise incur. Grudgingly, he accepted her aid and walked off with her to kill dogs.<strong>"I will rejoin you later at the inn. If no one minds sharing a room, I'd sleep better in friendly company, or we could take turns. I wonder if racial sleeping requirements matter, or if we need sleep at all since it's only our minds."</strong>While his mind pondered such facts as sleeping and the necessity thereof, not to mention how precisely his body would be when the paramedics found it. He stopped that train of thought in favor of how they'd keep the connection up while transporting him to the hospital, but some sort of wireless capability would, he was sure, be employed.<br/><br/>The insistence of the summoner to join their newest addition surprised him little. Numbers were growing it seemed, though as yet he was the only male. Jonas similarly did not want to be weak. The strong would survive here and whether it was actually his responsibility or not, some small mote of chivalry or camaraderie told him that he had to protect the girls. He didn't even know if they were girls, they were probably all men like himself. He'd even had the thought to use a female model, it would certainly have made for a more pleasant view if there was a third person mode rather than first person. As it was he liked the body he'd chosen, and was pleased that soon it would be more powerful and better able to stab, slice, and poison.