Erix slowed his step slightly as the snarls and screams hit him.  Every credit he owned said that was the Captain, and Erix put a bit more pep in his step to keep pace with the guards.  He didn’t need a translator for that noise, she was clearly pissed.  The less reason to direct that at him the better.<br/><br/>Pleasantly surprised again by his cell, Erix lightly stepped into the room when prompted.  Thanking the sergeant when his cuffs where removed, Erix sat himself down with his hands together on the table.  Listening to the Human screams and Serval yells, Erix began hoping she was at least venting it all on them.  With luck she’d get that out of her system by the time she got to him.<br/><br/>When he heard her barking commands, that little hope died fast.<br/>“Right, my luck is shit.”  He muttered softly to himself, shifting to sit strait in his chair.  Looks like he’s going to have to get through this on his own charm.  Using his best poker face as the Captain walked in, Erix internally whistled at the sheer size of the women.  The literal blood on her hands really help set the ruthless brutality look she had going.<br/><br/>Deciding honest was by far the best policy, Erix spoke.  “I killed some people rather high up in the criminal underworld because they double crossed me.  Their friends where paying to thank me in person.  I took the first ship I could out of town, which you just blew up.  Thanks by the way, those assholes had it coming.”<br/><br/>He had no way of knowing how’d they react to hearing the exact terms of the double crossing, so best leave those details out for now.  Maybe as a last ditch Hail Mary.  But if it might hurt his case, it could remain unsaid for now.