The three men sent down by Jack were ready for action. And although they hadn't listened to the call, they knew whoever was out there meant business. Yet, they didn't quite expect to see the Chess Gang. Shifting closer to each other, the three men made sure none of them had their backs turned to the enemies. Guns were pulled, and they started shooting, in an attempt to hit at least a few of the Chess Gang men.<br/><br/>Upstairs, Jack watched the action from a screen, fortunately too small for him to notice the detail that the members of the Chess Gang were not actually there. Shadow Mari had gotten up from her chair and was watching the screen as well.<br/><br/>The man raised his gaze to the girl. "<span style="font-style: italic">How</span>did they know where to find us?", he asked, his voice dangerously low.<br/><br/>Shadow Mari's eyes widened in surprise. "Wait. You can't think<span style="font-style: italic">I</span>brought them here."<br/><br/>"Yes, I can. Who else would have?"<br/><br/>Shadow Mari's pupils shrank in fear, as she stepped away from the man. "I did not. Do you understand?"<br/><br/>Jack stood up and made a phone call. "We will see. If you did nothing wrong, you won't mind going downstairs, right? The worst that can happen is for you to get shot once or twice."<br/><br/>Shadow Mari shook her head firmly. "You must be out of your mind! I am NOT going down the..."<br/><br/>The blow Dumas had felt the urge to give her came from another hand. And it was a hard one. Falling seated on the floor, Shadow Mari touched her lip. "You will pay for that, Jack. I will see to it...", the girl threatened, her voice a little shaky. As she finished, one of Jack's men appeared in the room and pulled the girl to her feet. "Let's go, bitch", he ordered, pushing her to the elevator.