<strong>Eric, Sandy, Alana</strong><br/><br/>Eric held his handmade weapons up defensively as he backed toward Stephanie, who lay bound to the bed and struggling. Sandy ripped another railing free and, brandishing both weapons, advanced on the snarling dog. It crouched low as though it would pounce, but when Sandy swung at it, the thing vaporized as though the monster were smoke. She didn't feel any impact, she just saw the metal railing pass through the beast, then it was gone.<br/><br/>Sandy heard a hiss and looked up to see the faceless man standing in the doorway, regarding her with bared teeth. It stood right next to Alana and there was no sign of Rachel.<br/><br/><br/><strong>Jack</strong><br/><br/>As soon as Jack mentioned the robot, and not to look at it, Virginia turned to look. There it stood, out in a parking spot, gazing in through the glass doors.<br/><br/>"That's just great," Virginia mumbled, taking hold of Rene's hand. "Come on," she said to the woman, pulling her along the hall toward the elevators.<br/><br/>Jackson moved, charging at the wall and busting through with a tremendous crash. As he barreled outside, the robot slowly turned to face him. Jack continued his charge, though, taking it to the robot. The thing was taller than him by at least a foot, but Jackson hit it hard. The thing teetered back and fell to the pavement with Jackson on top.<br/><br/>Before Jackson could make another move, one of the robot's massive hands clasped around Jackson's shoulder and neck. The thing lifted him up, the vice-like grip nearly making Jackson cry out in pain. The robot, still lying on its back, held Jackson up before it, the single red eye beginning to glow brighter.