Eric knew the animosity he was bringing into the group and he hated himself for it but he knew it couldn’t be helped; at least not at that moment. There were many things he wished he didn’t have to do but he was going to do them if he was going to get Kat back. Everything hinged on this going perfectly and if it didn’t he really didn’t want to know what a gang war looked like. He had heard of them before; almost party to one in his younger years but nothing on this scale. From the look on Ryan’s face and from his words things would get bad, really bad. He took in a deep breath and listened to everything Ryan was saying. His mind switched to the task at hand pushing away everything else.<br/><br/>“As would I. The last thing I want is to cause chaos to this place.” His head turned to Ryan as all the men went to work on their own projects to get ready for the upcoming conflict. At the mention of things not being easy he gave a small smile. “It wouldn’t be any fun if it was easy.” He said trying to lighten the mood just a bit. It was an old habit but he was fine with that. Gathering all his equipment he would need he followed behind the rest of them. Twenty minutes felt like an eternity and he was really hoping Kat would hold out.<br/><br/>When they finally got there he looked to Ryan while staying in their specified hiding spots. He’d tried to come up with a plan as they went. The first two smaller robots would go in first to take inventory and if they were discovered nothing would really happen, at least he hoped not. There were no weapons on them, there was no recognizable surveillance it just looked like it was a robot…something someone would put together for fun. It was exactly the way he wanted them to look. The bigger one on the other hand…it was bigger and it got things done a lot better than the others but that didn’t make the smaller ones any less.<br/><br/>He looked to Ryan after running his eyes over the terrain before them. “Is there anything I need to know before we go in? Should we use the robots and only the robots or should we try to talk to someone? I don’t want to go in if there is a possibility of casualties.”