Five sloshes over to where Nine's laying on the watery floor and scoops her out of the water. The smaller monster's form is completely limp, like she's a ragdoll, and Five stabilizes the offered bucket from where Garrot placed it. A moment later she's hoisting Nine's body atop it with one hand while grabbing the filled bucket with the other. Another second later she's dumping the bucket of clean water all over Nine to wash away the black and metallic muck.

Nine doesn't respond at all, and actually starts tilting like she's gonna fall again. Fortunately Five's quick to hold her steady. None of those tendrils have come unhooked from the tank top that caused the yellow pudding balloon yet. But Five's quick to take a jab at Garrot:

"She doesn't need to be checked out."

Ten, on the other hand, is shuffling over to Five to place the towel around her neck so she can use it on Nine when snaps out of it.

"They probably eat fish. But bring a little of everything. There's a cupcake serving tray under the counter, fill each cup with something different." He explains as he turns his attention to Gyre, then turns towards Garrot as he makes an impromptu climbing machine. The two will be able to get up to the door that way, but they're also going to enjoy gravity re-asserting itself the moment they get through the door.

Honestly Garrot didn't even need to self-stack, the door wasn't too far away. Ten foot ceilings, but getting it open meant it probably didn't hurt to get up there. But what higher-Garrot does get, when he gets the door open, is gravity slurping him off of lower-Garrot's shoulders and dropping him onto the hallway floor above (below?). Have fun with that vertigo, buddy!

"No rush, they need about thirty minutes." He clarifies, giving Gyre and Garrot a thumbs-up each.

"I'd like my jerky too if you see it!" Five adds abruptly, two eyes snapping towards the departing heroes.