"Yeah," Sulu replied with a half-hearted sort of laugh, "Just a cliff. Granted, it wasn't nearly as high as the dive I took off the drill..." He wasn't sure if he'd ever actually told Ianto about that. He knew he wasn't in any shape to talk about it now; he could already feel himself starting to go through the shutting-down process that came along with sleep.

"I usually just hit it," he added with a yawn, "The comm, I mean. It usually works." Somehow. He was pretty sure he wasn't supposed to do that, but still, it was the easiest way to deal with the racket it made. Of course, it didn't always work... "But. We'll figure it out. You'll figure it out, I mean. Once we wake up..." The way his voice drifted at the end indicated just how close he was to passing out.