<em>'Just like us...'</em>He didn't linger on the words, but she was wrong there. 'Us' would imply that Phantom was like them, and ProtoTypE had made damn sure that he wasn't like anyone.<br/><br/>His eyes told him the gun was heating up before he felt it, and he sensed more than just an increased heartbeat in the man across from him. There was definitely super activity going on in that man. He quickly phased into the building next to them once the man had decided to fire. He couldn't have the man damaging his weapon, so he left it inside.<br/><br/>He quickly switched his vision again to get a view of the man through the wall and read his movements in a place where the cop couldn't react. He dove from the wall and phased through the cop. He couldn't take the pistol out of the man's hand, since he couldn't phase other living creatures, it was also nearly impossible to phase things they were holding. This did not hold for objects worn on a belt, however, and his quick reflexes allowed him to snatch the cop's baton and quickly cracked it against his wrist once he was fully phased through.<br/><br/><em>"You've got three options. You let us go, and you make up whatever story you want; or you try again, and force me to give SpECTRe a super to take home and show off to daddy,"</em>he growled, pulling up his sleeve to show a SpECTRe radio taped to his arm. The cop had no reason to know that the radio wasn't fully functional, and with a tweak, Phantom could turn it into a beacon. Something he had no desire to do, as they probably had the technology to trace it to his old information and confirm him at the scene, not to mention force him to leave it at the scene, and lose one of his few methods of knowing whether or not SpECTRe had sent out an alert.