<strong>Coral</strong>@motel<br/><br/>The guard's mind was hardly a fortress of iron will, his mind easily reached into. The woman he was with wanted to get out of the place for a while. Her mind was a lot stronger. The man knew her and admired her for her looks and her smarts, but at that time, the topmost thing in his mind was her open top exposing a part of her cleavage, and the thoughts he had in his mind went from getting a key to a room for a few hours to what would happen once the two of them were done.<br/><br/>Apparently they took their extended break together, working out stress in this way. No real love or deeper emotions, a fondness for one another and a desire for carnal bliss, that's how the man saw things at least. The thing about it was that in his mind he reminded himself again to 'forget' about telling his superiors that the camera at the back-gate had broken up and that he and the dr. Moore chose to actually leave the compound for a quick bit of privacy. As well as forgetting to mention that he was taking his security badge and company cellphone with him when he left.<br/><br/><strong>Ada</strong>@diner<br/><br/>Ada's warning shout came in time, the man's gun was raised in his hand, before Ada's slam sent it slamming to the ground with a... plastic click as it rolled on over. It was black plastics, with a black and yellow taping near its muzzle, as well as a pair of metal spikes showing at it. A taser-gun. Though it didn't look like any police issue one, nor did it look like something a private citizen would own.<br/><br/>The man she tackled and hit to a table let out a pained groan as his arm was squeezed between his side and the table's edge, but turning somewhat he rammed against Ada with his own shoulder to break free of the hold. Though the surprise attack did cause the taser to roll a couple feet away on the floor, and the man had recovered slower than Ada from the impact to the table.<br/><br/>His strength was nothing special, it showed the man was stronger than he looked, but not by any means inhumanely so. He was looking at his gun already, not trying to grasp onto her or pull something else off it seemed.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">Well we can discuss the exact detail of rolling for combat like this soon but I dont unfortunately got the M&amp;M 2e books open at the time (I have them stored on another computer), and cannot really get my hands on that computer for today at least. However, on what I recall I'd go with an attack roll first off, possibly a strength check, but since the first part is attacking the man heads on, I made a pair of rolls, and the results can be seen above. </div></div>