<div class="floatright">(http://www.freecomputerdesktopwallpaper.com/new_wallpaper/Jensen_Ackles_Handsome_Men_freecomputerdesktopwallpaper_p.jpg)</div>As Sarah joked and walked off, Dylan mock saluted before returning to the task at hand. He snickered a little as he thought about the pun. It didn't take long before the young agent finished collecting the samples from under the nails. Looking around, he noticed he was alone.<br/><br/>"Huh?" He blinked and wondered where everyone went. Shouldn't the reporter be there, snapping pictures or whatever? Then, he wondered what he should do. Should he run off to find his senior agents, or should he take initiative and start on something else and prove himself worth the time.<br/><br/>He settled on proving himself, so he pulled out a notebook and pen, then took a few items from the sample kit. He then sketched out the victim's body, etching where the wounds were. With arrows to each stab, he then measured the width, depth, and angle of each one. After finishing with this, he lifted the body a little--just enough to check for wounds on the back and to do the same as he had with the ones on the front of the body. He noted scrapes and scratches on the drawing, as well as the jagged edges of the stab wounds, then put the notebook on the bag for a moment. He took sample swabs at the wounds, and at the victim's mouth, wanting to make sure he didn't miss anything.<br/><br/>As he stepped back and picked up the notebook again, he pulled out a thin calculator from an inner pocket of his jacket. He started estimating the order of stabs based on angle and depth, wanting to determine if the attack was frenzied or calculated. If it truly was the same killer, he was sure it would not be frenzied. A copy cat, on the other hand, could possibly calculated. Maybe if he could determine if the attacker was the right height, they'd see why he had been selected to join them.<br/><br/>He leaned against one of the walls, so that he could keep an eye on the body, and wrote down estimates. He had always wanted to work on a big case. He never doubted joining the agency, but he knew that being on this case would require him showing his worth. It also required him to not show his attraction for others. If he upset his senior agents, he'd be off the case and possibly under scrutiny from others.