But He Never Actually SAID It

1. Michael: He checks if Miss Tane's injuries are external, or internal. If they are external Michael should be able to help because of his army experience, internal is a bit less likely depending on what exactly it is. he's trying to find out if it would be safe to move her.

   Miss Tane was thumped between the eyes with a hard object. There appears to be no skull fracture, but she's probably concussed. You can move concussion cases without making it worse, but someone has to be with them, as they may lose their balance and fall unexpectedly.

   "Mmallright," Christine Tane insists. "Lil' Chinee jus' walloped me a good one. G'thing it wasn't the other end of the knife ..."

   She keeps trying to stand, but Michael can easily prevent her from getting up. Or, if he prefers, lead her to safety. The car he and she are lying beside has dozens of holes in it and might not run, but Richter's sedan out front is perfectly fine.

   Janet picks up a big pile of rocks and runs over to the ninja. Feeling refreshed with her sudden revival of her powers, she Fads her hand into the ninja's chest and leaves the rocks there.

   While the ninja is slumped, Sky leaps to his feet, pulls out his other automatic, and runs toward the slumped figure, shooting. When he gets close enough, he drops the automatic, dons brass knuckled over his fancy leather gloves, one on each fist, and pummels the guy.
   
   He believes he is all out of oomph, but he tries to travel over behind the guy, gritting his teeth and thinking of his mother, just the same.

   Unfortunately, he is, indeed, oomphbroken. He gets to the guy less than instantly, which seems painfully slow to one of Sky's temperament and abilities. Indeed, once he has his persuaders onto his fists, the ninja has breathed his last, courtesy of a handful of Faded rocks.