Eric studied her expression carefully and then nodded. â€œAlright, let me get the robots ready and weâ€™ll head out.â€ Walking behind the robots again he reprogrammed them a bit to fit the new plan. Her offer to let him lead surprised him to be sure and it put a damper on his idea to use himself as bait along with his robots, oh well. Finished he walked to the door opened it, looked around and the set the robots free. â€œGrab the devise.â€ He said making room for the robots as they went out the door. Both of them looked the same, like a large salt maker and a smaller pepper one. The idea came from a show he used to watch called Dr. Who. It was fascinating and made him smile every time he watched it.<br/><br/>Pushing that back he walked over to Kat and said, â€œhere goes nothing.â€ Grabbing her hand he heard the first signs of trouble and led her out, his head turning this way and that looking for any signs of life. No one was in the halls, everyone was looking at what was happening further along. Once they reached the corner he peeked then quickly ran with Kat, slow enough to not injure herself any more than she had been. At the end of the hall he slowed and then pointed to a camera in the corner that would see them passing. â€œUse that.â€ He whispered so only she could hear indicating the gizmo.<br/><br/>--------------------<br/><br/>Murdock woke from his nap as soon as he heard someone knocking frantically at his door. Grumbling he walked over and roared. â€œwhat?â€ the person cringed but pointed own the hall to the rampaging robots. â€œWhat the?â€ he asked his sleepiness vanishing as soon as he saw them. â€œDo something about them.â€ He said issuing orders to the others who stood there with the messenger. Couldnâ€™t they do things without him for two minutes? Quickly walking over to a chair he grabbed his uniform jacket and made himself presentable before walking out.<br/><br/>They looked like something Eric would make and made a note to ask him about it once this was over.