He wasn't normally like this, usually he was cooler and more reserved. Sometimes playful. At least to start with. But Luke was entirely too emotionally compromised in this particular case and if his superiors knew about it they would never have assigned him to it in the first place. Then again, why would anyone think he was this way? It wasn't as though he knew Senator Reynolds. Or rather had known.<br/><br/>Luke sighed as he took a deep breath, trying to calm himself down for he really shouldn't blow up at this sniper for what would look like no reason when he had no connection to the senator. He could feel Marsha's presence near him, almost as though she were speaking to him silently, letting him know that things would be okay and that he had her and it did make him feel better.<br/><br/>He guided her to her seat and waited until she had sat down before he did the same, letting his eyes flicker over the sniper that was still in the same position he'd been in a few minutes ago. He had three snipers in interrogation rooms at the moment and was holding their teams in a cell for future interrogation or at least all the people that were listed as being on their teams.<br/><br/>Luke looked over at Ghrist as he regarded him for a moment, feeling settled a bit more now that Marsha was with him and he sighed, taking a deep breath as he let it out slowly to let his eyes rest on the sniper. "Tell me what happened earlier today at Senator Reynolds speech. In your own words." Luke said as he waited for Ghrist to speak. It was time to get to the bottom of this once and for all. Who knew what the sniper was hiding from them?