The things that the woman told him made no sense, and despite the fact that his detection of her sensory gave him no input she was lying he assumed she was. It had to be a distraction, and it was very likely she was trained to lie without giving off any obvious signs, even to someone advanced like him. Perhaps the Nazi’s had indeed perfected their craft after all these years, though if that were the case where were the markings on her uniform? The tight dark grey suit had no indication of the Nazi Reich.<br/><br/><br/>He was trying to process all of it, and make up his mind as she took a sideways step for the weapon on the ground and crouched low to pick it up. She mentioned that they needed to go, and did so again with what seemed to be more alarm. No doubt this was some trick, some way to get him to follow her into a trap, get him captured so that they could run more experiments on him.<br/><br/><br/>Hanz made up his mind, without much warning, or even so much as a subtle shift in his weight he launched himself through the air like a missile and tackled the woman once more. He swatted the weapon away from her like a giant Grizzly swatting a stick away from a human. With her hands pinned to the ground he tilted his head toward the sky and growled like a giant Grizzly would, the sound a near perfect replication of an actual Grizzly bear. “You lie, I am not sure how you mask it, but you lie. The German’s won World War Two, they nuked Washington D.C., made New York City into New Berlin, and conquered all of America, all of the world in fact. You must be what they perfected, had you waiting for me, knew I would be coming, it is the only explanation to your quick presence. You are trying to distract me, so tell me why I shouldn’t kill you right now?” His accent was thick, and the more he spoke the harsher his tone and accent would become. There was a low growl to it as well, as if his voice was being run over a cheese grater.