And on three, the body sails over the railing and knocks over two out of six agents, who further knock over or at least greatly inconvenience three of the remaining four. That leaves only one able and free to shoot at them; Jason has braved worse odds, and since Spike follows him, he assumes Spike has too. It's sort of interesting to seemingly know that much about a person without knowing anything else about them, or even their name.

A bullet does in fact graze Jason, but it can't stop gravity, and neither, fortunately for them both, can anyone else in this particular group of Militia. Jason takes out the one shooter before he's even properly landed, which is a difficult matter due to an abundance of semi-prone agents instead of solid ground; even as he does that, however, two of the not fully knocked over agents are raising their guns, and a third is starting to get up. Spike is both dangerous to them and in more danger of getting shot, but agents that rely on guns or even other weapons in close combat are just that little bit delayed. Two out of the the three agents moving into action are raising their guns to aim at Spike.