Marcus's hand was clasped over Rin's, his eyes downcast though and looking like they were just a breath away from closing.  He was exhausted, not having stopped for more then a bite here or there or a sip from his canteen in the previous days.  There was too much to do, and there was no way he was going to be absent from Rin just to catch up on sleep.  It wasn't an option despite how many times field medics or even Kyle suggested it.  Kyle had tried ordering it at one point, and Marcus didn't think he would ever come that close to punching his direct superior in the face.  Luckily Kyle had been feeling generous, and left Marcus to sulk without intentions of writing him up.

Eventually Marcus raised his head, tearing his eyes away from the floor and instead letting them travel over what he could see of the crowded space.  There were a few people he recognized here and there just from the past few days, mostly other soldiers who had been dropped in to deal with the sudden attack.  Noise by the entrance caught his attention, but when he looked over to see what it was and who the knew case was being brought in his gaze passed over Rin, seeing her eyes starting to open.

"Rin?"  His voice was rough and his hand shook as it tightened over her's, watching her intently now to convince himself that her eyes really were opening and it wasn't just the sleep getting to him.  "Rin are you awake?  can you hear me?"

Tess was just receiving her own assignment for the day, standing off to one side as she waited her turn to be handed one.  There were lots of people volunteering to help out in anyway they could now, the population steadily growing as more and more refugees were brought in each day.  The extra hands eager to help made managing everything much smoother.  Still, it meant waiting in line.  

She had to sway on her feet to keep from falling asleep, just standing still was enough to send her off these days.  Granted she had just woken up from a brief nap, and not fully awake but not fully rested either.  She was sure though that as soon as she started a patrol or some other task she'd wake right up.  Just needed something to keep her busy.