Del nodded as she ascended the stairs. "I should be able to handle it, I'll call if I need you. If I'm not back in five, come find me." Both men had so far been easy enough to take down, so Delphine really didn't anticipate that the third would be much harder. When Del found the closed door and went to open it, she was surprised to find that it was just unlocked. Opening the door and stepping inside, she was even more surprised and confused to be greeted... happily? "English. Sit down, let's have a chat. I wanna know about the bakery." She motioned to the kitchen table with the gun. Del was ready just to shoot him if he changed his tune, but she wanted some information from him first. "We can do this nice and easy. Keep up the friendliness, yeah?"<br/><br/>"Just a little luck is all that was, getting rid of some extra letters." Celeste said with a grin. She played 'and' off the N Charles placed. She noticed the back was getting pretty low on letters and knew the game wouldn't last too much longer. The roast still had a ways to go, but the conclusion of a game would be a good time to check up on it.<br/><br/>Marsh watched af James frantically began to barricade the room. "What do you mean? How many are there?" Hurrying over to help, he locked the door though he knew it really wouldn't do much good. Rather than just pushing a chair in front, Marsh took one and jammed it up under the door handle on an angle to make it difficult to get in. "Get behind the desk, they could just shoot the door. Just got my gold friend back, I'm not about to see you get turned to swiss cheese." He pulled James by his one good arm back around the desk. "We both have a wife and children. Let's not greet them in caskets this evening."