Normally, if she were in a clearer state of mind, she'd had found it odd that Hein backed off so quickly and easily from her threat, that he'd seemed almost complacent with veering off from the prime objective of the mission. But she could only see red...and silver. It mattered very little to her what anybody else thought in that moment. She glared down from the plane, eyes zeroed in on the asset. She could see nothing else but him, and only barely listening to Hein speaking over the comms.<br/><br/>"I'm going first" Teri uttered beneath her breath. As soon as they had stopped moving and gathered together around the window of a nearby store, a malicious grin creeped its way across her lips. "Like fish in a barrel." She whispered, thankful that the crowd was by a stand further away from their targets. She quietly moved from her position, passing Hein without a sound or word more, hopping from the trash heap to another, and then to the roof of a nearby building, quietly landing on her feet like a cat with each pounce, until she was just above the group still staring at the window below her. The grin had been wiped clean from her expression as the experiment was in full view. All she needed to do was fall right on top of him with her sword, just one swift motion to end his life, to end this mental torment.<br/><br/>But she hesitated. Why?! She grit her teeth, hand gripping the handle of her weapon far too tightly, but she couldn't move. What was stopping her? As she stared at the top of his head, a quick flash of bright light blinded her and a sharp pain attacked her head.  "Tch." She made a quiet frustrated noise as she gripped her forehead with her free hand and the sound of a small child, two small children, rang through her ears like an ethereal echo. "No matter where we go or what we do, we'll always be friends forever."....."Always".....<br/><br/>What was that.....she thought to herself as she brought her attention back to the silver hair and blue cat eyes. She snapped out of it, and as quickly as that memory filled her mind, she forgot it just as quick. Gripping her sword once more, she jumped down from her perch with a yell, blade pointed downward, aiming true for the experiment's chest.