Well it looks like their â€˜peacefulâ€™ little escape to Blandar was not going quite as planned and Kat admitted she wished it would have gone better. That little incident pretty much sealed it right then. So far the only good thing about it was the fact that she was able to finally touch solid ground, and the fact she had decent company. Even now she was starting to question the latter a bit again but decided not to think too much on it. This was all a part of their job, and personally Kat could care less if she was not well liked around here. That being said she did, in a sense, have Eric to thank for her being alive right now; she wasnâ€™t sure what he had said to Ryan to get him to let them leave alive, part of her didnâ€™t want to know, but whatever it was she was grateful.<br/><br/>Regardless, she felt neither of them had to worry about making a good impression at this point considering everyone around them seemed to be angry with them. â€œItâ€™s not exactly your fault,â€ she told him with a slight shrug, â€œyou really shouldnâ€™t worry about. Iâ€™m your superior officer so you should only worry about impressing me, not them.â€ She spoke with a bit of authority in her voice but her tone was soft. Strangely enough she still couldnâ€™t bring herself to say that she really didnâ€™t think he was making a bad impression, so she just went about it that way instead.<br/><br/>The cafÃ© was nice than she remembered it, aside from the glaring woman behind the counter, once she actually got inside. Kat flashed a grin at Eric when he held the door. She really wasnâ€™t sure what she was hungry for but thinking back to how almost completely drained she felt she decided to get herself some more coffee. Food wise, she decided to stick with getting a simple bagel with cream cheese. There were so many bagels to choose from but she always ordered plain, not really in the mood for anything else when it came to the morning. In her household, breakfast was always light so she just became use to simple things like plain bagels. Choosing a plain bagel here almost brought her close to home again.<br/><br/>Of course that feeling was gone completely when she found the woman still glaring at them. Sighing quietly to herself, Kat had a feeling that they werenâ€™t going to be leaving here so quietly either. It was a bit frustrating, but she didnâ€™t let it get to her too much.<br/><br/>â€œOn second thought, maybe this is getting a little out of hand,â€ she said to Eric, half mumbling so the woman behind the counter couldnâ€™t hear her. She seemed to be completely ignoring them now, even when Kat went over and tried to get her attention when she was ready to pay for her coffee and bagel. The captain specifically told her not to commit any of her past mistakes, or let her old habits take over, but Kat was starting to feel that was getting them nowhere. And it wasnâ€™t like their captain was here at the moment, right? She had a job to do, and as far as she was concerned she would go about it as she pleased as long as she didnâ€™t go too overboard with anything.<br/><br/>She suddenly got an idea. Looking back to Eric, Kat smiled a bit, â€œI have an idea. You said that Ryan has taking a liking to you, right? Letâ€™s see how far we can push that. Maybe the rats will come out of their hole.â€ It was like killing two birds with one stone: they get what they came for â€“their food and some information. She went back over to the woman behind the counter and put on her best fake smile, â€œYou know,â€ she said to the woman, â€œI donâ€™t think you know who will be too happy knowing you refused to accept this guyâ€™s money.â€ poking a thumb at Eric. It was her turn to be a bit of trouble.