Erik cursed softly and then nodded. He forgot about that. He didnâ€™t really know a lot about the law, nor did it really interest him. His hand was holding his dog tag as he looked at it. A frustrated sigh escaped his lips. Why had he come here to this damned city, he kept asking himself. Erik puts the dog tags back under his shirt and looked up at Aaron as he suddenly stopped walking and talking. Erik almost walked into him. A frown was upon his face as he saw that Aaronâ€™s hand was holding his weapon tightly. He decided to look in the same direction but before he could really see anything, Aaron had started talking to him again.<br/><br/>â€œYeah.â€ Erik replied quickly to Aaronâ€™s question. He was confused by the sudden change of behavior in the man. Now that Aaron had given him the grenade and explained what he had to do with it. There was a questioning look in Erikâ€™s eyes. But he decided it would be better to just listen to the man and do what he wants him to do. The sooner this was over the sooner everything will get back to normal, right? Erik shook his head to concentrate again. He still wasnâ€™t sure how the device worked, but heâ€™d figure it out eventually.<br/>â€œNothing will happen to you, Aaron.â€ Erik told him. â€œI wonâ€™t allow anything to happen to you.â€ He saw the weak smile upon the manâ€™s face and narrowed his eyes. What the hell was going on here..<br/><br/>As Erik disappeared around the corner there was a silence. Dead silence until the firing of a gun could be heard. He could hear a scream, but it wasnâ€™t the policeman who he had just met. It didnâ€™t sound like him at least. He could hear talking and then laughter. Erik was confused by what was going on. Without really thinking about it, he crouch walked to the corner where he had last seen Aaron and sat there with his back against the wall.<br/><br/>He then heard a whistle towards his direction. Should he get up? Was it even meant for him? Erik sighed and then got up and walked around the corner. Glancing towards Aaron and someone who was unknown to him. There was something off about this situation.<br/><br/>Erik then saw what was going on. He saw the man with the barrel of a revolver against Aaronâ€™s head. As if it was natural behavior to Erik he pulled the pin out of the zap-net grenade and threw it. He himself then got back behind the wall to take cover. He truly hoped that Aaron didnâ€™t get injured. More than he already was at least.