Blinking from fatigue he leaned back to give her more room. Perhaps he’d been staring at the screen too long or too hard but he was just a little tired. It was nothing for him to worry about, once they started to move about he would be just fine. His eyes went to her then the computer. Her half of the code, he hoped that may give them more clues. Funny, in the back of his mind he was picturing a curtain being pulled back revealing the truths they needed even though he knew better.<br/><br/>Those thoughts didn’t help especially about the biggest concern he had, about her. Did she actually remember the code or had it been too long since she used it? He was willing to bet on her if she were willing to bet on herself but he couldn’t help those feelings. He hated it but with everything that happened he found he couldn’t help it. Visions of their past encounters have always ended badly. Were they cursed? Is that why they were having so much trouble? Choosing to push them aside he focused on what was happening now.<br/><br/>And here we go again. He thought as a man ran into the room calling for Ryan. His body tensed and a frown touched his brow at the man’s words. The speed Kat had to get to him so quickly almost took him by surprise, it would have if he didn’t know her. Eyes turning to Ryan as he spoke Eric slowly nodded. “I somehow got the feeling that would be a possibility.” He said eyes fixed on Ryan. “We’d better get something quickly before this becomes any bigger.” Turning to Kat he looked from the tablet to her. For all his doubts for all his fears, this was his gamble and he hoped she was willing to take it too.<br/><br/>He was feeling conflicted. Technically he was part of Ryan’s gang now and he would have to go with him if he were told. On the other hand he was still military. Sure he could go awol but that would not help Kat or even him at that point. It would cause more problems. Getting involved like he did, the layers upon layers of information they had to wade through to get to the truth, and the fact Kat and Ryan butted heads made it seem like nothing was in their favor.<br/><br/>-----------------<br/><br/>She frowned at his brazen words but said nothing as she took the lead. There was no on there and no sign that anyone had been there apart from the dead bodies. She was good at covering her tracks and she was thorough about getting rid of evidence that pointed to her. In the end she had made it look like a rival gang. That was her favorite part. Slipping silently from building to building she followed Tony a frown crossing her brow as he ‘dismissed’ her but she went anyway. There was a job to do and she was going to do it to the best of her abilities.