<div class="floatleft">(http://i.imgur.com/745ZOGr.jpg)</div><table class="bbc_table"><tbody><tr><td><strong>Character name:</strong></td><td> Saul Dayan</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Location:</strong> </td><td>The Ambush Site</td></tr><tr><td><strong>With:</strong> </td><td>Alone at first, then everyone</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Doing:</strong> </td><td>Arriving late.</td></tr></tbody></table><br/><hr/><br/>Only the fact that he knew where Tisha was going had enabled Saul to continue following the pink sports car down the narrow, winding lanes. The Mercedes van was called a "Sprinter mk VI" on the English market, but it's sprinting capability was seriously overrated in his opinion. And the additional armour installed on the front of the vehicle was not helping matters. He was too far away to see the fireworks, but he did finally spot a column of smoke rising from in front of him.That was his cue to ease up on the power. The electrically powered vehicle was not the fastets in the world anyway as was already proven by the Porsche disappearing into the distance, but it would not be wise to come powering around the corner into the ambush, especially if, as IFFY had just informed him, things had not gone entirely to plan.<br/><br/>Coming around the corner he pulled to a stop and gazed in awe at the scene of carnage. "Oi vey, is that a cop car?" He muttered softly. The Major came over to the van and he wound the window down.<br/><br/>"Get the wreckage off the rode, use the armoured front, that's what it was put on for", she told him.<br/><br/>Saul nodded and drove slowly around the pink sports car, and into the back of the decoy. He twisted the wheel deftly, first one way, then the other and eased the burning wreck off the road and onto the steep downward slope beyond the trees. The car rolled a short way and then suddenly exploded with a thunderous noise and a brilliant light that caused the van's windscreen to polarise almost to black.<br/><br/>"Drʻq!  Wwʼás ʼyz gʻwwʻn ʼaz?" He yelped in Yiddish.<em>Shit, what was that?</em>The glass cleared again and he reversed up to do the same to the police car. This time there was no startling explosion, much to his relief. He parked up just beyond the rather messy looking patch of tarmac and clambered from the vehicle.