While he'd only spoken to Leanne a few times, Guy still caught her reaction, and it wasn't exactly unexpected. Anyone would be frightened to realize that they might have to be sliced open to save their own humanity, and he didn't know how he would feel in the face of something like that. Of course, having friends who were going through it was almost just as bad.

Did he have it in him to take them down if it got to that point? He honestly didn't know. Guy had always been decent at putting aside his feelings and dealing with the task at hand, but this was different.

"Well," he said once Leanne put together a reply, "I'd say that you should worry about yourself first. Wanting to help others is great, but each one of you is a ticking time bomb." There was no more time to play light at things or joke around, and his expression made that clear. "If you can find people to help you get it out as soon as possible, that'd probably be best for everyone." The less patients turning into monsters and eating other patients, the better.