Jay awoke strapped to the table. Her hands were behind her back she shook her head to try and get some conciseness. Seemed a bit odd, but how long was she out? Very long time, Kasey, Jimmy, and I just got here, trying to find a way to save you. Jay looked around and saw the Doctor and the two new friends. Sorry, failed; Oh well. Don't talk out loud, the general here is talking. She didn't notice, her hearing was all fuzzy. She looked at the man in green and had metals across his chest.

The man, whom was the general, stood in front of her talking to her. What was he saying? Well, he want to erase you memory of everything and use you as a weapon. I think it's a bit over going on what he's saying. The General wants to use you to invade Russia and more... Sorry,Jay.The Doctor's thoughts going into her head can really show how he was saying his word like their emotions, although it wasn't stumping or going to fast and it's hard to hear.

Her hearing was slow to catch on, but it came back, only to hear that the Doctor and his new found friends were going to be apart of it as well. She didn't think she wanted a Doctor who lost 100 years worth of memories to be going on adventures with her. He would definitely start trying to read her mind again, but that's the last of her worries.

Her hearing came back just as the doors to this room were shut close. The Doctor, Kasey, and Jimmy were all struggling to get out of the straps they were in. Jay stayed motionless and silent. "Jay? Are you there?" The Doctor's voice interrupted her thoughts, well, she was listening to the people in her head screaming. "Say something." He asked her.

"I'm hungry." Jay's word even surprised her, but she stayed still.

"This is not the time, Jay. We have to get out of these!" The Doctor mumbled as he struggled.

"I've been free the whole time, I scratched the straps when I woke up. I was just dozed off, sorry." Jay said as she climbed off of the metal table.

"You've been free the whole time?" Kasey asked a bit red from anger.

"Yea', I just needed that guy that to leave. Do you think I wanna be knocked out again?" Jay asked her while helping the Doctor out of his straps. Her hands were still covered in fur and had it's claw. "Just hold up and stop struggling around that metal table, I'll get you next." Jay unstrapped the Doctor, he jumped up very fast.

"We gotta get out of here, before the gas does make us forget what we are doing." The Doctor started going along the wall, looking for a way out. Jay unstrapped Jimmy and Kasey. Jay walked behind the Doctor and saw him next to a vent. "Jay, help me pull this out." The Doctor started to find a grip on the metal. Jay frown and looked at it, yeah no. She kicked it inward and it crumbled up. It wasn't the strong type of metal at all. "Or you can do that..." The Doctor shrugged. He turned to everyone else. "Kasey! Jimmy! Jay, go through here!" He waved at them to get them over.

Jimmy entered first than Kasey, than Jay, and lastly the Doctor. "Doc! Where do we go?" Jimmy yelled at him.

"Don't call me 'Doc'!" The Doctor sighed and grumbled.

"Doc," Jay looked back at him with a nasty smirk, "where do we go?" Jay bit her tongue and grinned very, very widely.

The Doctor sighed some more and looked forward, which was Jay's, never mind. "Just go left!" The Doctor sighed more loudly. "Just followed the light."

"Doctor, they can't see it, I can barely even see it." Jay said going to the left. "Kasey, Jimmy, let the Doctor go first. He can see better." Jay told them and they followed.

"I'm fine back here." The Doctor shook his head.

"I'll kick you." Jay turned serious. The Doctor looked surprised. "Sorry, that slipped out. Some of the people in my head want you to," She turned pale and starting coughing. "cough-killyou-cough, cause they don't loke you that much, but that's only a small percent, like 3%." Jay started to blush and the Doctor past her, crawling.

"What are the other percents?" The Doctor asked.

"Uh," Jay started. "15% wanna run, 10% freeze in fear, 40% go on more fun, 28% hungry." Jay replied.

"And the 4%?" The Doctor asked.

"Uh, human stuff." She avoided the question.