“You started a turf war?” At first Kat had thought that Eric was joking. Knowing next to nothing about gangs, aside from a few things here and there, it was probably just natural. She just stared at him for a moment as if she was trying to process the information. A turf war was the last thing she wanted to hear about. She was also well aware of the trouble Eric was going to be in if the military found out it had been his doing, more than she wanted to admit. Part of her wondered if he had purposely set himself up for this. From what she knew about him, it wouldn’t really be all that surprising and somewhere, deep down, perhaps she was anticipating the inevitable even though that conversation had not been brought up yet. She was dreading that moment. Why else would Eric do something so stupid?<br/><br/>Deciding not to think about that now, as it just got her even more worked up, she said, “We’ll deal with the consequences later. Right now, I’m more concerned about getting this shit done and over with.” She was just attempting to stick to business. It might have looked like her workaholic tendencies were showing through, but in truth she was just done with everything. Eric starting a turf war did not help things. Every part of her wanted to throw a punch at him but she knew that would not end well for either of them. Her arms were kept folded over her chest to help further ease the temptation. She let out a sigh and stared hard at the floor, trying to decide the best way to go about what she was about to say, keeping her mind off violence for now, “There is just too much that isn’t piecing together…”<br/><br/>Kat turned her attention to Eric again, changing the subject back to the code again, “It’s kind of funny… In all the years I’ve had it, I’ve never known what the code unlocked. I don’t know if I want to find out either.” It was somewhat true, after all. Having this code has gotten her into so much trouble in the past. Yet, she has never truly known what it was to, or why…<br/><br/>“I don’t think I need to tell you twice that it was Thomas, the person who gave me the code I mean…” She looked back at the ground and appeared to be deep in though. A lot was still running through her mind. It felt good to finally get that out, to finally trust someone with this information. There have been too many people she was worried would turn her in if she said anything, whenever Thomas was brought up, so this was a huge relief. However, she couldn’t help but wonder if she had been too comfortable sharing this information. Was it silly that she was wary? She trusted Eric, she definitely trusted him over Tony, of course that went without saying, Eric was a great partner in spite of their differences. But there was just… something in the back of her mind that said she had been too comfortable sharing.<br/><br/>Kat supposed that was what happened when a person keeps something for so long and doesn’t really say anything about it.