Leo understood the part of that explanation that said Donnie’s computer will ping his comm, which is enough. He doesn’t mind letting Donnie ramble anyway in this instance, since it helps him know the call hasn’t dropped.

“No worries, you‘ve had a lot on your plate.” Though it is useful, so Leo appreciates Donnie taking the time to do it now. When they get home, he should have him set up that kind of system on all their comms, in case they get separated on a mission or need to send out a distress signal.

Stuff to worry about later, though.

He’s still walking when Donnie announces he’s done with the adjustments, and he’s about to say something about it when Donnie suddenly drops off for a second, and then…

“Uh, it’s starting to flood the walkway. Not too bad, though.”

But if Donnie is asking…

“How bad is it where you are?”