The Zerg. Glaive knew that word all too well. It was like a poison on his tongue whenever he had to utter that word. In his travels as a soldier he remembered trekking the endless stars to rid the cosmos of that diabolical species. Now he knew why he felt uneasy around Avihs. The Zerg was one enemy he would not want to see in a darkened alleyway on any occasion. His train of thought was broken when Avihs mentioned about a triggering mechanism that was set to blow if Cerberus accessed the computer.<br/><br/>Glaive ran to the door, but Cerberus was long gone already. "Damn it!" He turned back to Avihs with a cold stare, "I'm going to warn him. In the meantime you stay here and stop feeling sorry for yourself. Maybe this whole thing is your fault, maybe it's not, but tears aren't going to solve our problems. So quit acting as if life is a rehearsal. Live this day as if it were your last. The past is over and gone. The future is not guaranteed."<br/>Glaive ran out the room and rushed down the steps in search of Cerberus.There was no time to look through every room down here. "Cerberus! Don't turn on the computer! It's rigged with explosives!"