Titan was getting rather annoyed by his employer's sudden change of heart. Didn't he know a bounty was no trivial matter? With the pay out he requested, he had gotten the best. And the best were always paid. He'd long since taken a tight hold on the struggling Kyato, until they reached his office building. After depositing him, Titan pulled a metal collar with no discernible catch. This he snapped onto his employer, the ends meeting together with an unbreakable magnetic force. "Think of it as collateral, Seto Kyato. I believe we have much to talk about and I'd hate for you to lose your head, so to speak." The device beeped, a light turning from red to green as the explosive device was armed.

For The Junker, he tapped a few more keys on his Interface and had finally uploaded the gauntlets' frequency. Titan was pleased when he heard the whir and hiss die out from the pesky gloves. He set Randy on his feet, but kept the rope around his arms. A tinker like him could be trouble if he had full use of his hands. "Now, let's get moving, Randy. I'd hate for your friends on the roof to interrupt the three of our's chat." He gave him a light push towards Kyato HQ.

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Silas wrapped an arm around Akkina, pulling her into his chest. "What happened with Randy and Kyato? Where did that giant end up taking them?" His time on the roof had revealed that there were numerous tiny robots flying around the pawnshop, supposedly keeping tabs on the couple. He was sure it had to do with that man in the hat and coat. The Marketplace had turned into a loathsome and dangerous place in Silas's absence. The change was unwelcome. Silas began to ruminate about calling in a favor or two, asking old friends for some help.