“You’ll have to give my men and I some instructions on how to control it before we begin.” Ryan said after a bit of thought when Eric offered him control of one of the robots. “My men especially. They do seem eager, but I don’t want them doing anything stupid.” He gestured towards the door, where a few of them had been keeping an eye on Eric’s progress with the robots. To be honest, Ryan has really not had that much experience with robots outside of combat cyborgs. Over the past few years, this planet had decided to use them in its defence, especially after the war. Those assholes were such a pain to deal with and eventually he had taught himself how to take them out with little trouble. Luckily the use of them had died down a little, as newer and more advanced military technology was created and replaced a lot of the obsolete military robots.<br/><br/>Silently, he admitted he was rather impressed, once again, with everything Eric had managed to accomplish. It was well worth the wait in the end. “Just tell us what you need us to do.” He decided to add suddenly, smiling a little as he looked back to Eric. His men took that as an opurtunity to enter enter the room. They knew their boss well, didn’t have to be told twice when they were being summoned. “I don’t want them to end up broken.” If Eric was worried about them being broken, he was positive he  would have said so. This little mission, as it were, would most likely result in the destruction of at least one of the robots. The goal was to have enough left after they located exactly where Kat had been taken so they could get in, get Kat, and get out without much trouble, assuming everything went smoothly.<br/><br/>Mentally, he tried his best to prepare himself for the task at hand. How long as it been since he has ventured into another gang’s territory? There was his ‘friendly neighbor’, Luke, who was more like someone who was just trying to be cool. He was a push-over, hardly any threat. Adam was not like that at all. He was a very organized person so they would need an effective strategy, as well as something to fall back on should something go wrong. The chances of failu. There were pretty high. If possible, he would rather not risk more than they already were by heading there in the first place. He knew his men were not thrilled, and he’d not be surprised if they decided to try to turn against him, call him out for breaking rules, yet some seemed alright with it. Perhaps the ones who were alright could knock some sense into the ones who weren’t.<br/><br/>This was already exhausting enough, and Ryan didn’t have the patience for anyone trying to play the  rebellious tough-guy and challenge him. Sighing heavily, he decided to address his men before anything happened. “I know you all want to play around with Eric’s robots.” He brgan slowly, his tone stern. A few of his men nodded. “This is how it’s going to be. Either you participate in this, or you don’t even get to look at them. Understood?” It felt like he was talking to a bunch of children, and as he expected the reaction was somewhat amusing. There was one person who appeared to be uncomfortable. He was going to need to keep an eye on him. Looking back to Eric once again, he added. “We should head out as soon as we’re ready, no later. I really, really would like it if we could get this over with quickly.”