Sasuke would probably notice that Adela was perspiring quite heavily then -- more than what would have been normal for that level of combat. It was true that part of it was from her fear reaction, and even she could admit to herself that her skin felt cold and clammy, but also hot and feverish.

Whether or not she realized it, she'd probably be exhausted entirely by the time her adrenaline ran out. At that time Adela had pushed herself too hard, harder than she had in a very long time, and although it didn't seem to have any negative effects she was probably going to be feeling it for at least a couple of days.

But, that wasn't what was important. Her mind was still focused on the task at hand, hanging on a little longer as she looked him in the eye, "Tell me what to do. My field medicine knowledge is pretty limited, so you'll have to guide me step by step Sasuke."