(Alright, and how do we do the dice itself? I mean...we are using computers; and elliquiy doesn't have a program in its post box for it...)<br/><br/>She couldn't be distracted by the civilians running a muck around the restaurant.  The enemy agents were willing to attack in the midst of innocents, which meant both Dahlia and Percey had to be willing to do the exact same thing.  Regardless of if any of them became wounded in the crossfire.  Truth be told, a wounded civilian was easier to deal with than one who'd yet to be harmed.  Injured civilains mostly stayed on the ground, trying to stop the blood flow from their injury; uninjured ones had a tendency to run about frantically, making it difficult to shoot enemies instead of innocents.<br/><br/>She could only hope that the rapidly escaping civilians would interfere with the opposing agents trek across the restaurant as much as it had interfered with her and Mr. Percey's escape.<br/><br/>At first she had assumed that the shots to the aquarium were missfires, assuming that due to the necessity of attack; he simply wasn't paying much attention to aim.  But after a few minutes of crossfire, the cracks began to grow; until finally the entire aquarium broke apart, causing a miniture tidal wave to collapse on top of their foes.<br/><br/>It appeared that Algernon knew what he was doing after all.  "Not too bad yourself Mr. Percey" she replies, complementing his plan even as they dash through the stampede torn restaurant and towards the exit doors, the broken aquarium giving them a few seconds head start in their escape.<br/><br/>