Nodding his head Donny looked towards the others. The cablist seemed to be talking about their next plan, but looking at his own people Donny could see they were patching up their injuries and checking their weapons. They weren't out of the fire yet. Knowing that the turian's ship had be destroyed, or something, and that the Charlotte was long gone, Donny knew that they'd have to go planet side. There wasn't much other choice; this shuttle wouldn't make it to the nearest Mass Rely point before getting found, and they lacked the supplies to make it that far anyways. Humorously, Donny wondered that if he was trapped here with everyone, how long it'd take before they would all have to resort to cannibalism. But the humor of that thought was quickly drowned out by the idea that it's more likely that tensions between the Cabalist and humans would turn violent long before any of them would start starving. Shaking those thoughts off, Donny decided to focus on more immediate concerns.

Raa wanted someone to check on Voria. She wasn't looking too hot, even for an Asari. Either a medkit or for one of the turians, but Donny didn't want to impose on the cabalist anymore than he had to. They had some medkits, so that wasn't a problem. Getting Raa some blankets and such shouldn't be too hard either, though this was hardly a luxury craft. Thermal blankets and chairs were all he could offer as bedding. At least they had plenty of both. As for fluids, once more Donny was uncertain. This was a human shuttle, and while nearly all their supplies were up to Alliance Standards, Donny wasn't sure if they meant standard for humans or for all aliens. Just to be safe, he'd ask Seraph about it. 

Before he'd leave to get the things Raa start musing to herself. A few generations ago having her helmet off like now would be fatal to her; Donny suppose even doing something as simple as eating chocolate would be gambling with death. If it weren't for the geth and their partnership, things would have turned out much differently for her. Donny wondered if she was trying to tell him something or if she was just delirious. Honestly, Donny wasn't exactly operating with a full deck of cards either. He was... Mechanical, in action and mindset. He wasn't thinking very hard about the dangers, the deaths, the things they'd have to do in the future. All he was thinking was about the next step. He wouldn't blame Raa for her current state of mind; at least she was lucid enough to know what to back down. If Donny was commanded to start opening fire, he may have already pulled the trigger before he would begin to wonder what he was suppose to be shooting at.

Donny went to retrieve the medkits from the cabinets. [b]"Good for lacerations, perforations, and mild incineration."[/b] Donny mumbled to himself. Hopefully Voria wasn't too injured, because short of filling her with omnigel this was the best they got. While he was here he also grabbed a couple of military blankets. They were made of a thick synesthetic wool, very multipurpose. They could choke out a fire, retain heat, be used to deflect/gather water, and staunch bleeding. They were 50x50 inches. In Donny's head that meant the blanket was just a little over 4 feet length and width. [b]"Heh... Blankie was only a little bit smaller. Maybe."[/b] Lastly Donny grabbed a single bottle of water with some tablets he found in the cabinets. He recognized the tablets as being the sort you put into non-purified water in order to kill the hostile bacteria in them, but he wasn't sure how a Quarian would react to it. [b]"Or, maybe I'm just overthinking it. It's water. Not like she's from some cliche alien movie from the 20th century..."[/b]

Donny returned with an armful of the things Raa asked. Medkit for Voria, a some blankets, fluids, and tablets for Raa. Dropping off the medkit for Voria, Donny set the blankets with Raa. [b]"There's some extra chairs you can lay down in. If you can rest sitting up they should be fine. Also got some blankets and water for you. I uh... Don't know if quarians can drink... Human water, so here's some tablets I think that might help. I think. Hopefully... Right, I'll go help Voria with her injuries now. If you need anything, don't hesitate to ask."[/b] Donny was about to turn towards Voria when he remembered something important: his name. he wasn't certain if Raa ever heard his actual name. [b]"Oh, I'm Donny by the way. Donny Yang."[/b] Looking towards Voria, Donny cracked open the medkit and turned towards the Asari. [b]"Now then, is there anything you need help with? I'm trained in first-aid and battlefield medicine."[/b] Of course he didn't mention that it was only basic training, and that he's never worked on an actual living person. Sure he's worked on holographic simulations before, but it was easy to become desensitized to just the visual stuff. To actually feel blood and bones... Not something Donny's ever dealt with before.