Sulu frowned at that, looking at Jack. "I promise, after this? I'm not going to let him convince me that hanging back is a good idea." He looked over to Ianto, unable to keep his hand off of Ianto's now. "Should we try something to wake him up? I'm not sure if this is a good or bad thing, him being out for so long."

Sure, it hadn't been entirely too long, but Sulu was concerned for the other, especially after having to help him as far as he had. He didn't know if the virus wanted one of them to wake Ianto up - probably Jack, he thought, since they were connected here - or if Ianto was just prone to being knocked out for long periods of time. "He's going to need water, too," Sulu said, suddenly remembering the fact that Ianto had thrown up before blacking out. ...He decided not to mention that right away.