<strong>Eric, Sandy, Alana</strong><br/><br/>Sandy grabbed at the bed railing, wrenching it free with a metallic snap. As she swung at the thing, it tried to jump back off the bed but was too slow. The metal slammed into its head and chest, knocking it back against the wall. It fell to the ground, landing on its feet in a crouch, and looked up at her with a toothy hiss.<br/><br/>Eric had stepped forward, bringing with him handfuls of the door that he quickly shaped. He made it halfway across the room as Sandy stepped toward the creature.<br/><br/>As she raised her weapon to strike again, the thing suddenly disappeared. It seemed to Sandy as though the thing dissolved into shadow. The room suddenly filled with whispers, barely audible, like someone was standing next to your ear trying to tell you something.<br/><br/>Near the door a growl could be heard, and there stood a large, black dog with glowing red eyes. It loomed in the corner, baring its teeth at Eric.<br/><br/><br/><strong>Jack</strong><br/><br/>Rene stood in a half crouch, looking down at Desmond, her eyes glazed. Virginia went to her, gripping her by the shoulders. "Come on. We should go," she whispered in the woman's ear.<br/><br/>Without a word, Rene slowly stood up and let Virginia guide her out of the ER.<br/><br/>Jack felt a little wobbly as he got to his feet, but the effects of the electricity were wearing off fast. The three of them walked out into the ER lobby. "Let's find the others," Virginia said.<br/><br/>Jack caught movement out of the corner of his eye, and he turned to look out the double glass ER doors. There, standing in the ambulance loading bay, was an eight-foot-tall gray metal robot. It's single glowing eye gleamed with menace.