Jason isn't nervous atop the train at all. The wind can blow around him and try to push him off all it wants, but he's in his element -- quite literally. Which is good since they have to somehow get the train back on course and take out the bandits. Unfortunately, Jason hadn't thought of trying to steal one of the hover-cycles. Well, he had, but he hadn't attempted it because he wasn't sure he'd even know how to operate the darn thing. So he isn't overly surprised when one of the others atop the train takes a leap for the cycle and discards its driver.

What Jason didn't account for was the difficulty the person would then have fending off attackers. Jason frowns, looking for support and seeing no one step up. Right. Looks like he's going to have to assist in this part too.

You know what's helpful for jumping off of trains? Being able to fly. Jason starts by summoning a distraction -- a large gust of wind to kick up dust and blow the pursuing hover-cycles off course. At the same time, Jason jumps from the train and alights on the bike alongside the humanoid that had made the request. "You got it...as long as you can fly this thing," Jason said, twisting in his seat so he can keep an eye on the swirling vortex of dust he'd created.