Ianto ran his hand over Sulu's back a little more at Sulu's statement, feeling horrible for him. Somehow, Ianto himself had managed to escape injury free, but he was usually the one to end up in Sulu's position, so he could definitely feel for the other man. "I'll see to it that you aren't, as long as I'm around," Ianto said, meaning it. "I'd ask that you do the same for me too, though. I...don't think I'd've been able to do it nearly as gracefully as you."

Ianto stuck close to Sulu's side, willingly offering him any sort of support that he needed. "I would question there being anything good about this community whatsoever, but. It's how I met you, so. I guess it's not all that bad." He turned his head to look at Sulu, smiling a little. "Could do without these viruses, though. I have enough excitement in my life, without haunted cruise ships and obsessive ghosts and the likes. That quiet night in is sounding really good, right about now," he said, honestly.