Liri tensed when the Sargent came in, even more so at his words. "He was couldn't to sleep last night, he passed out out a few minutes ago" she answered, choosing her words carefully. Would he let it go or were they going to have to get Delta up? Waking him up wouldn't be a good idea, he would be in a bad mood and it would increase the risk of fighting among them. Most likely with Wyatt, he was usually at the center of annoying everyone.

Emery became a little uneasy, letting the others do the talking. She wasn't good at even half lies, but she would be ready to step and defend why it wouldn't be a good idea to wake him up right now if it came to be necessary.

Sargent Hannes listened as Liri told him that Delta had basically been away all night and had just now fallen asleep. This is why they had curfew and times when you were supposed to go to sleep, but he admits that sometimes, people have trouble sleeping. With an angry sigh he closed his eyes and crossed his arms, "I'll let him sleep until lunch. He has wake up and train no matter how he feels after that." Hannes said as he opened his eyes and looked at the group again, subtly noticing that they all looked tired. He ignored it and started to head outside "Now come on. The truck is waiting for you 5" He said as he left the building and went and sat in the passenger seat of the truck like he always did.

Emerald had held her breath when Sargent Hannes asked about why Delta wasn't standing with them, then continued to hold it while Liri told the partial lie and waited for the answer from the Sargent. Finally breathing a sigh of relief when the Sargent allowed Delta to sleep in until lunch, they honestly didn't want to deal with a snappy Delta and a zoned out Sombra all in the same day. Emerald got up and headed to the truck with Emery and Wyatt while she looked back seeing Liri walking with Sombra.

It was a relief when the Sargent accepted her slight lie and she managed to relax ever so slightly again. Until lunch was hopefully enough for him to catch up on some sleep and feel well enough to train. Now she just had to worry about Sombra being zoned out and the rest of them not being quite as lively as they normally would be. She got up and followed the others out, sticking close to Sombra's side. Both to keep a close eye on him and because it had become a strong habit the more often they were paired together for training. Just like Emery had started to stick with Delta and Emerald with Wyatt.

Emery found herself feeling a little lost for a second when there was no Delta for her to stick to, but ended up following after Emerald and Wyatt. She hoped the day wouldn't be too much of a mess and that Delta wouldn't be feeling too out of it when he had to wake up at lunch. And that Sombra would be okay throughout training.

With Delta fast asleep and Sombra rather zoned out, Wyatt had become more alert than usual. He knew the girls were very capable of defending themselves, but still felt responsible to keep them safe.

As they approached a new area and soon stopped, Wyatt was the first out. Helping the others get out of the truck. He was rather curious about where they were and what they would be doing today, but managed to keep himself alert and focused. Maybe appearing a little out of sorts and tired in the process, but all things considered, he would be affective in keeping the others as safe as he could. Not that anything would happen though, he just didn't want to end up blaming himself for something that could have been prevented.

Liri got out of the truck, a little surprised that Wyatt would stop and offer help. Though it made sense. Her eyes scanned the place with slight curiosity, glancing over at Emerald when she spoke. "Wonder what we'll be doing today" she murmured quietly. She had to admit, not having Delta around brought an uneasy feeling, he was practically their alpha afterall.

Liri studied the obstacles aswell for a moment before looking over at Sombra for his response to Emerald's question. She felt he wasn't very confident in his answer, but there wasn't much she could do before the Sargent appeared. She'd just keep a close eye on him, make sure he was alright. She turned her attention to Sargent Hannes as he explained that they would be doing rescue training in their wolf forms. The day before she might have been much more eager than she was now. It would still be good to shift and do some training for once, but it was going to be a bit worrying. Hopefully nothing would go wrong.

Wyatt waited patiently when Sombra refused help at first. When he was finally out, Wyatt turned his attention to actually look at the obstacles for the first time. Quite curious about them, not so much listening to the short conversation going on between the others. Though, soon, the Sargent showed up and spoke and he had to listen. Rescue training. Shouldn't be too difficult, right?

Emery was a bit more quiet than usual, feeling tired and worrying about the two members of their pack did not quite help. Plus it felt really strange to be without Delta. She managed to not let it show and remain alert. The obstacles wouldn't too hard for her, she was small enough to fit under and in things and light enough to jump over with relative ease.

Liri listened quietly as the Sargent told them the scenario. They had done training like this before back at the lab, so it shouldn't be too much of a problem for them. As long they could stay focused. She wondered how it would go with Delta around. When he asked of there were any objections or questions, she shook her head slightly. There was nothing that crossed her mind and anything she might have asked about would soon be figured out as she went.

Emery listened and shook her head aswell. She more or less knew the rules from previous training of the sorts, so she wasn't going to worry about any of that. She just wanted to get moving so that she would have something to focus on and not feel like wanting to curl up and go to sleep.