It wasn't easy to ignore Miles as he'd passed to the other side of the screen, but it gave her a chance to see that it was effective. And it gave her a chance to play at her "ignoring" skills, which she tried to do. She knew he was speaking to him, but she couldn't hear what he was saying. Not that it mattered, because she'd have known the moment Bass was awake. If he was going to wake up.

Not that she was going to let herself think like that.

Instead, she tried to make heads or tails of what was in front of her and when her uncle came closer to ask, she shook her head.

"I'm not really sure." She handed a piece of paper over. "But we have an army out there and if we can't move him, maybe we can do something for him. I know they're not happy about what happened and Jeremy's probably not happy about being sitting ducks, so." She looked up at Miles. "We should go after whoever did this. They can't be far."