No, you should have a planned escape route first. How are we supposed to help people if we don't know a safe route to take them? Secure a spot first, then go helping. You're useless to everyone dead.

[He worked the locking mechanism gently, twisting his pins until he heard and felt a click of the mechanism sliding into the open position. He eased out the pins and tried the door, finding that it opened after he jimmied the knob and threw a knee into it.

He opened it cautiously, using the door as a shield for his body before it seemed all clear and he stepped inside, gesturing the blond in after him. He only cast a curosy look to make certain Steve wasn't about to collapse before he was moving to ascend the stairs.]

We'll get you a few supplies as we move. Knife is your best friend in survival situations.

[He stopped on each landing to listen for sound other than Rogers' breathing and to give the kid just a touch of a break to prevent an asthma attack. Four floors up and he was unlocking the door that allowed them on the roof.]

Scope out that side of the building for signs of people or flesh eating monsters.