<strong>Eric</strong><br/><br/>Eric makes his way down the hall, stepping over rubble. The robot had turned down a corridor, searching for Scrap, giving Eric the chance he needed to get up behind the hulking gray monster.<br/><br/>He ran for it and reached high for the robot's head, closing his hands around it. The metal resisted, it was made of something very strong, but Eric felt it giving beneath his power.<br/><br/>The robot turned suddenly, swinging one arm around to try and knock Eric away. The arm connected painfully and Eric found himself hurtling through the air and landing on a pile of crumbled wall. The robot turned to face him, and Eric saw that it's head was misshapen now. The eye didn't have as much room to swivel back and forth, but it still shone out through the distorted metal.<br/><br/>Although the robot had no facial features with which to express emotions, Eric still got the impression that it was very, very mad.<br/><br/><br/><strong>Sandy, Jack, Alana</strong><br/><br/>Sandy intervened before Jack could put his arm around Stephanie. The teen didn't seem to notice the brief confrontation either way, her eyes wandering the hall aimlessly.<br/><br/>Rachel looked more awake and aware, rubbing her jaw. Rene and Virginia looked nervous.<br/><br/>"We should get moving," Virginia said. "But that was idiotic of Eric to save his dog. I'm not going down there."<br/><br/>Virginia turned and started walking down the hall away from the stairs that lead down to the first floor. Further down the hall you can see a sign for another stairwell at the far end of the building.