It was interesting that was for sure.  Kat couldn’t help but give a pleased look at everything Eric had to say. “That doesn’t make much sense…” She said, looking at the ground for a moment. So they were messing with things, leaving stuff out? That was certainly curious. It was also frustrating, since she was finding that there were still a lot of things that were unanswered. She wondered if whatever they were missing was somehow connected with this code that Walter wanted. “I’ll bet that missing information is what these people are after. Maybe they need a code to access it and think we have it?” It would make more sense if that was the case. Otherwise, she and Eric would have probably been killed. Why keep someone or something around that is of no use to you?<br/><br/>Just when Kat was about to say something else, Walter entered the room again. “I’m sure you missed me,” he said, speaking in a tone that heavily implied that, he was right about that.<br/><br/>“You were missed alright.” Kat shrugged, unable to help herself. She kicked herself for saying that, though, knowing it would only get her into trouble. What the hell did he want this time, he seemed awfully cheery, she thought to herself. That same smug look was still on his face; she wondered if it was permanently glued like that. Unlike the last time he had spoken with them, he closed the door behind him. He took a seat in the same chair he had last time, folding his arms. At first glance he seemed like the same annoying person, but Kat knew him enough to think differently. It was kind of odd. As she tried to keep relaxed she started to think about the possibilities. What if he did turn around and say that his boss changed his mind about wanting to leave her alive?<br/><br/>Oh boy. She had a feeling this was going to be a fun conversation.<br/><br/>“I’m glad you missed me so much. I was starting to miss the two of you as well.” Walter chuckled. “Now, Kat, you did say that you would help us out if we helped your friend here.” He continued before she could say anything. “I think it’s time you fulfill your end of the deal.”<br/><br/>“Already? That was fast.” She said in reply, knowing better than to stall anything. “Alright, fine.” Not that she was one to stall things to begin with. She simply did not know how she would go about her plan to get out of here. If only she had more time to prepare something better, that might actually have a better chance of working, than what was running through her mind now. Hopefully she could give Eric enough time to figure something out on his own in case her plan didn’t work. The way things were going now, she had a pretty strong feeling that it might not. Still, it was worth a shot. Once it started, she knew she would need to act quickly; it would be the death of her if he caught on.<br/><br/>-------------------------------------<br/><br/>Ryan really did not appreciate being disturbed while he was trying to sleep. He usually didn’t hesitate to show his appreciation. His gun was aimed at the man who barged in, half out of self-defense and half out of a dream he was having about a gang war. “Important?” He said tiredly, tucking his gun away after he felt a little more awake. He was feeling extremely tired even after the little sleep he had gotten. However long that had been. Whatever he was being woken up for had better be damn important, or else there would be hell to pay. He was still half asleep, but as soon as he saw that pack, what was being said to him slowly sinking in, he didn’t have to ask, the sleepiness faded almost completely.<br/><br/>“Fuck…” he growled. Within a few seconds he was out of bed and had grabbed the man by the collar of his shirt and slammed him against the wall. “I told you to look after him! Tell me exactly what happened.” He paused for a few seconds. “You know what, never mind…” With that he released the man and left the room.  It was one thing to have one person missing, he could deal with that, one person was alright as horrible as that sounded. He knew he was going to have to act immediately in order to find the two of them. Why did he suddenly feel like their babysitter? Well, no. Maybe babysitter wasn’t right, he was more like their big hero coming in and rescuing them. They were both damsels. If he were more awake he would have thought that was downright amusing. Right now, he was not in the mood for any kind of humor.<br/><br/>Gathering a few people, Ryan said, “It looks like Kat and Eric were kidnapped by someone. I don’t know who the hell they are, but I want them found at all costs.” He said with complete trust in his men. They might not always be the brightest bunch but they knew this city inside and out, and were swift at avoiding the patrols around. He knew they wouldn’t get caught so easily and that was why he had asked them to come with him. Even though he had no idea where to start he also knew a few people who could keep an eye out. He would find Kat and Eric… he had to. Briefly, he thought about reporting this to Murdock, but he was too stubborn and not in the mood to deal with the military. He would only contact him if they were nowhere to be found. Hopefully it would not come down to that.