The cyber hound was too focused on the next target so did not notice the bubble of ultimate stickyness approaching. The hound tried to jump out of the way but the bubble snagged its leg, pinning it to the wall. The part machine canine tried to wrench itself from its new chain but was unable to do so. It then tried to bite its way out, which only succeeded in getting its teeth stuck as well. The part that was still a dog started to whine with a pitiful noise.

"Where the heck did you come from?" The officer groaned from the collision and managed to extricate himself from their entanglement. "But more importantly," he glanced back at the dog and shuddered, "I don't care who you are I'm getting out of here! I'm going to plead to my superiors to get a new beat!" With that said he bolted.

The dog was out of commission but Robert had a few cyber-beasts in the area which quickly collapsed in on the area. One cyber python, a cyber hyena, and a cyber eagle. They were equipped for a capturing mission with electric nets, tranquilizer darts, and a smokescreen so they could take advantage of infared.

Grace readied her shotgun as the cyber python made its entrance around a corner toward her, the remaining crook and the robot samurai. "This here is getting mighty crowded. Friend of yourn?" Grace asked not really expecting an answer. "Dog nammit, guess the arrest will have to wait for a spell."

The python was fast for a huge mechanized snake of destruction. Zipping forward it made a beeline for the samurai robot, no doubt planning to catch him in its tight embrace, unfortunately for Grace she happened to be in the way. "Damnation and hellfire its a big one!" Grace fired off a shell, the shotgun blast ripped off some of the metal plating on its face but before she could fire another shot she had to jump to the side or be crushed by its body. Even with the dodge the speeding body managed to catch graze her on the side, making her glad she had on a bullet proof vest.

The last robber had pretty much wet himself at this point, his last thread of sanity quickly snapped at the appearance of the cyber beast so he fired off a shot at Jude and attempted to flee.

Things were getting rather hectic quickly.

Jude murmured a small "Huh?" as he turned his head towards the sultry southern voice. Her speech was a bit lazy, slurred. She was a woman of few words, probably, though Jude would have to interact more with her to be sure. Judging by her looks, she was a police woman, early 30's, late 20's. She was aiming her shotgun -were those legal here?- in between him and the thug. A quick flick of the wrist and she could decided which one of them lived. Jude knew a shotgun blast this close could hit something vital, a cooling fan or something. She suggested placing down the weapons, but Jude didn't trust the man he was pointing the bow at, and he wasn't exactly a super big fan of her either, though he had to admit she was attractive.

He slowly started backing away from the criminal, and lowering his weapon. Her allowing him to get away with brutally murdering someone like the killing machine he was, was a pretty once in a second life-time deal. But he quickly went on alert again as he heard a scream. He groaned in annoyance. Something else had happened, he only hoped his crew wasn't stuck in the middle of it, or that, if they were, Sophie was helping take care of it. Jude was a bit stuck here, it seemed.

Suddenly, another one of Robert's robotic abominations appeared on the scene. Presumably it was the same type of enemy that had caused the other situation, possibly the same exact one, though Jude doubted it. The cop jokingly asked if Jude and it were related. "Well, I wouldn't say friend..." Jude huffed in annoyance. The damn thing was fast, and aiming right for Jude. The officer helped out, managing to blast some of it's face off, but she had to leap out of the way or risk death. Jude did much of the same, letting his arrow fly while quickly trying to get out of the way with the aid of his afterburners. It seemed like luck was only half and half on his side today though, as, although him dodging allowed the stray bullet the fleeing criminal fired to miss a direct hit, it did graze the back of his armor plating. Jude sighed in disappointment. "Sorry about the robber or whatever getting away, I guess." He apologized halfheartedly.

Sophie had been ready to jump out after the cybernetic dob before the woman she helped earlier blew a... bubble? It caught the unnatural creature be surprise and glued it in place. Amazing, she would never had expected that. Shortly afterward she heard more creature things coming. There was laughing and the cry of an eagle. Something was happening in the alley. Taking a look Sophie saw an officer and a snake thing that no doubt was one of the Veiss' family abominations.

Turning back to those still around she yelled out to give them a heads up. "There's a snake in the alley and a hyena and eagle on the way! Stay together." Stepping out of the window Sophie faced the snake. She knew that it was a cold blooded creature and doesn't do well with high temperatures. But given how hot the flames she could produce were there probably weren't too many things that could come out unscathed. Taking a breath she shot a stream of flame at the python, being careful not to harm Grace. She was just someone caught in the crossfire.

Alex watched from his prone position as the officer fled down the alleyway and into the street. He was quickly back on his feet and invisible again. Just as he was about to follow the officer down the alley, the shriek of some sort of bird of prey caused him to look up. A metal clad bird was circling, and Alex couldn't make a break for it without alerting it, whether with his heat signature, or his footsteps. "I swear I will make that bastard doctor eat one of these damn robots."

Alex instead ran to the window which Taryn attacked the cyborg dog from. With a jump, he clambered up through the window and back into the factory. He reappeared in front of Taryn with what he hoped was a convincing grin. "You saved my life. I think I owe you one." Suddenly, a loud shriek nearly deafened Alex, his sensitive ears ringing. The cybernetic bird had found its way into the building, and was going on the offensive.

Clutching his ears, Alex shouted at the bird, "You damn bird! I'll carve you up!" One hand went from his ear to his waist, and Alex drew his dagger.

The Eagle eyed the experiments inside the building with a calculating red-eye. The cybernetic implant giving the overgrown-pigeon infared on top of its sharp eyesight. The inside of a factory was not the greatest place for flight but the cyber certainly had the advantage none-the-less in mobility. The Eagle was a little too small to effectively carry and net so instead it was armed with tranquilizers, two little dart-throwers nestled quite nicely on its shoulders making the soaring Eagle akin to a fighter jet.

Eyes on Alex and Taryn, the Eagle started to make strafing runs. Darts flew across the inside of the building as tranquilizers attempt to hit their mark. The Eagle was fast and kept attacking like a dog fighter, giving little chance to counterattack, as long as it had free reign.

"Yer a lucky little devil ya know that!" Grace cursed as the final robber managed to get away then she heard Jude apologize for allowing the robber to escape. "Well canna be helped. First law of policing is survival." Grace picked herself up from the ground and quickly picked up her shotgun which had fallen from her grasp during her dodge. "Then ya can bring in the riffraff."

The arrow Judge had fired earlier had punctured the snake to the side of its body, avoiding any vitals, like the head. The snake quickly whirled around to strike again when Sofie made her move. Fire flashed over the python's body, the cybernetics held firm but the snake's natural body took some nasty burns as a result. The snake hissed in annoyance as the flames took a toll on its body; however, Sophie had made a mistake in her reasoning. As a reptile the creature grew sharper and faster as the heat went through its body. With the sudden heat flash the snake was now, in a sense, supercharged its mind working faster than ever.

"That was some pretty hellfire there." Grace could not help commenting after the snake was partly roasted. The snake opened its mouth and fired an electrified net from it at Sophie in response to the earlier assault. In a millisecond the python turned once again on Jude, this time trying to circle him in order to find a moment to strike and squeeze the robot into submission. Grace thought about shooting but she might hit the robot guy, and while they may not be friends at the moment the giant snake seemed more of a menace so she held her fire.

Meanwhile the Hyena had made its way into the building as well, its 'laughing' echoing in the factory as it hunted down the experiments. Robert by this point had arrived on top of a nearby building. Taking out a pair of binoculars he started to survey the situation from a safe distance. The oldest son of the Veiss family wanted to go in himself but he had been counting on speed and so had little protection for himself. For now he would just wait and see his creations at work.

Since everyone else was playing the hero, Beth cursed and jumped down from the window, back into the building.

More mechanized monstrosities were coming, and that meant that a Veiss wasn't far behind. They really needed to leave.

One of them was some kind of bird, and it was shooting darts around, trying to hit the run-down experiments. Beth moved to stand between it and Taryn and Alex. The needles hit her, but nothing appeared to happen. When she pulled them out of her skin the holes closed up immediately, and she could feel the unmistakable tingle that meant that her little "pals" were going to work. It was a good thing it was the robot loving Veiss, because Viktor wouldn't have tried using tranqs on her.

"We need to go," she said, moving to continue standing between the strafing eagle and her companions, "We should have gone two minutes ago!"

Seems she miscalculated this particular python. Guess the Veiss' made changes that allowed the snake to handle higher temperatures. The net firing from the animal's mouth was a surprise. Sophie snatched a trashcan lid and flung it at the net. The net wrapped around the lid but still managed to land on its intended target. The shock dropped the young woman and it was a struggle to break free.

By the time she did the snake had passed her and was focused on Jude. "Watch out Jude!" Two of the other experiments made their way inside to the others. Should she go in to help them or stay out here to assist. Jude wasn't flesh and bone like the others and it appeared that Beth had some things under control.