Killian finally fell through another two floors and didn't get up again immediately.

Lea, meanwhile, had kept on going after Loki had found Amy. She was still trying to find Tony.

Loki frowned a bit but gave her a bit of room, although he didn't go far.

As soon as Killian was down, Tony ran a scan of the building for Lea. As soon as he had her location, he took off towards her.

Of course, since her Extremis had been stripped down, Lea didn't know when Tony was heading her way until he was almost there. Then she stopped and waited for him, grinning briefly.

"About damn time," she said.

"Traffic," Tony offered easily, holding out a hand to her. "Come on, let's get out of here."

"After I know Loki got my sister out okay," Lea said, looking at him for a moment before looking away again. She was just keeping herself from having a panic attack at this point.

Tony just nodded once and started a scan for Loki and Amy. He spotted an unusual heat signature not far away.

"Come on," he said, "this way."

Lea hurried after him, still worried about Amy. She didn't want to go anywhere until she knew her sister was okay.

Amy was still trying to get control of herself when they got there. Her orange glow was slowly pulsing, getting brighter and dimmer as she wrestled with her virus.

Lea frowned, not quite daring to approach her. She knew just how hard it could be to fight the virus, and she knew Amy didn't need any distractions.

Loki was extremely frustrated by this point; he didn't know how to help her, or even if he could, and he'd taken it out on the few soldiers that had found them.

Finally, Amy was able to fight back the virus enough that she wasn't a danger, although it refused to settle completely.

"That shouldn't have happened," she gasped, cautiously straightening again.

"Yeah, no, we need to get this fixed," Lea said, sounding worried. "Like now." She looked at Tony.

"Right, come on, back to the Tower," Tony said. "Everyone out so this place can be destroyed."

Loki got the two girls outside before he took a more secure hold of Amy so he could take her straight back to the Tower.

Lea, instead, just looked over at Tony, her hands starting to shake a bit. But she ignored it for the moment. She'd be fine, at least until they got to the Tower.

Tony held out a hand to Lea.

"Need a lift?" he asked.

"Only if you're heading my way." Lea took his hand, though, moving over closer to him. She was definitely ready to head back to the Tower.

Tony put an arm around her waist to steady her and took off back towards the tower. They needed to get everything sorted out again.

By the time they landed at the Tower, Lea was shaking a little bit. Her Extremis wasn't meant to go for an extended period without some kind of directive.

Tony took her straight down to the workshop.

"Let's figure out what they did to you," he said, pulling up his screens.

Lea sank into a chair, extremely grateful when Dummy zoomed over to greet her so she could lean against him without looking like she needed the support.

"Hey, no passing out yet," Tony said as he set up his screens. "I still need a sample from you so I can fix whatever it was they did."

"I'm not passing out, who said anything about passing out? I'm just sitting here, minding my own business, trying not to have a panic attack." Lea swallowed hard.

"No panic attacks, then," Tony said. "They suck and I'm not good at helping, so don't. I just need a sample so I can fix this." He looked at her. "Then you can go play with Dummy or something."

Lea held out her arm. "There. Sample away. Take whatever you need." She was still leaning on Dummy, who seemed content to simply sit there.

Tony nodded and took the sample, and then set about analyzing it.

"They really tried to fuck you up," he commented, reading through the code. "Jesus."

"Tried?" Lea said, her voice a little strangled. She'd at some point migrated to sitting on the floor with all three bots crowded around her keeping her from having a panic attack.