[b] Enrique-Cabin-Aftermath [/b]

Enrique noticed one of the men in front of him raise his rifle, Enrique began walking back to the truck and grabbed the assault rifle, he aimed it back at them then watched as one of the scouts tackled the other boy. He smiled and lowered his weapon, he turned to the hostages and waved his men off. He walked around them his rifle on his shoulder, staring each in the eyes. 

"We're leaving you, before we leave I will be cutting you all loose, I'll toss some food to you lot. I am sorry for all this, but at least you didnt end up like Sylar," Enrique spoke to Danny especially, he took a knee in front of him, "You are a good man, and I hope you take good care of these people, its been fun." 

Enrique stood and cut each of them loose. He walked to the hood of the truck where his possessions were, he fastened his axe to his belt then stuffed his pistol in his beltline and the knife in its sheath. He set down the rifle and pulled on his coat, he readjusted it and then grabbed the rifle. He shouted to his boys to mount up and told them to keep an eye on the scouts carefully. They all mounted up and Colton got into the same truck he had before, Enrique grabbed a satchel bag and filled it with some canned goods and a water bottle. He closed the trunk and tossed it down in front of the hostages, he climbed in the truck and watched the rear view as they bailed out of the area. He watched the scouts carefully, his mind raced thinking back towards the fight. Sylars last gurgles, what he might have been trying to say, it was a thought that had never left his mind after any time he had made such a personal kill. He slammed his fists on the dashboard making Colton jump, Enrique kept checking the rearview, if he spotted any scouts he was gonna have them turn around and fuck em up. 

"Colton," Enrique said with a broad smile, "I feel like rolling down to Baton Rouge, I remember a nice little place down there called the Jumbalaya Shoppe, it had a painting on the wall outside with a crocodile playing an accordion and a crayfish stirring something in a big pot. Fantastic beef brisket, maybe we get down there and snag the left overs, if there are any."