Midnight

"**Midnight**" is the eighth chapter in MrPotassiumK's **Loud House: Infection of the Dead**.

## Synopsis

The group must deal with the loss of some group members after an unexpected ambush by the Piranhas. Using a Piranha they captured, the group prepares to mount a rescue mission for their kidnapped group members. Bobby's guilt forces him to come clean.

## Plot

**Part 1: Dark Night**

Seeing Luan get shot in the head, an enraged Benny runs out to cut down Sherry. Bobby and Lincoln drag Luan behind cover. The Piranhas are too distracted with the roamers to notice Benny at first, though Sherry throws a roamer towards Tad, who gets his hand bitten by the roamer. Benny kills the roamer but then finds himself held at gunpoint by Sherry, who forces him inside the RV. Sherry and John carjack the RV, with Sherry insulting those inside the RV while holding them at gunpoint. Becky insults Sherry, causing Sherry to threaten Becky’s life. However, Vonda’s presence gets Sherry to calm down. Sherry then drives the RV through the Piranha blockade, leaving the gunfight.

With the RV gone, the divide between the two groups is gone, only separated by a smoky road. The group members see a lifeless Tad on the ground, though Lori’s attention is caught by Luan bleeding from her head. Lori runs across the road and finds out that Luan was shot in the head. David and Carol also move towards Luan’s cover. David finds out Luan was only grazed in the head, though it was a shot hard enough to cause Luan to stop breathing. Carol performs CPR, causing Luan’s lungs to breathe on its own again. However, Luan still needs proper treatment, which she could get in Bobby’s apartment with his mother’s tools, though the Piranhas are making it difficult to leave the area. Fortunately, the Piranhas are having trouble dealing with the roamers spilling in from the city, which David and his group take advantage of. One of the Piranhas, Joan, gets bit by a roamer, causing the other Piranhas to lose focus. Bruna focuses on survival rather than fighting back David’s group and urges the others to remain behind cover, though they don’t listen to her and end up getting killed. David’s group pushes ahead, with Liam and Tabby taking care of the roamers spilling from the city. David and Lori ultimately hold Bruna and Joan at gunpoint, the two being the only remaining Piranhas left in the area. The gunfire stops and Luan wakes up, now under a lot of pain. The rest of the group get permission to leave, and so they do and head for Bobby’s apartment, leaving some of the group members behind.

David orders Joan to lower her gun, though she intends to shoot herself. He kicks her gun away, sparking anger from Bruna, who can’t bear to see her friend in pain. Lori instinctively shoots Joan in the head, putting her out of her misery, though she is horrified to see that Joan was the same age as her. David drags Bruna out of cover and shoves her down near Tad’s body near a distraught Dana. He intimidates her with this so that he could get information out of her later. George handcuffs Bruna, but as he does so, a zombified Tad lifts himself up. Dana picks up Benny’s katana and puts down the zombified Tad. The group gets ready to leave, though Bruna isn’t too cooperative— with her screaming in order to get the attention of the roamers. Richard knocks her out, leading him and George to carry her body. Lori then leads the group to Bobby’s apartment.

Sherry arrives by a dock where a boat is waiting for them. She’s excited to see that Andrew and Gina made it out of the fight alive, and leads the hostages out of the RV while proclaiming that Vonda is not a hostage. The hostages are forced into the boat, and Vonda asks her mother where she intends to take them. Sherry refuses to tell her, though when the other Piranhas catch up to her, she tells them to meet her at Hudson. Sherry and the hostages, along with a few other Piranhas, leave the city as the boat makes its way down the Hudson River.

**Part 2: Infected**

Bobby and the others arrive at the bodega below the apartment building. Bobby forgot his keys, but Ronnie Anne kept hers the entire time, now using it to open the bodega door.

Meanwhile, David’s group come across a group of roamers on their way to Bobby’s apartment. David wants to avoid them, but Dana and Wavehead shoot them, with the former not wanting to risk their lives going deeper into the city.

As Bobby’s group moves up the stairwell in the apartment building, they hear gunshots coming from outside. Bobby is worried for Lori, but Carol reassures him and has him focus on Luan instead. Ronnie Anne opens the door to her apartment, letting the group in. She looks around the apartment, looking for any signs of her family. However, she finds nothing. Lisa and Carol set Luan down in Bobby’s bed as Bobby grabs his mother’s medical tools. Lisa examines Luan and notes that Luan was only millimeters away from getting her head shot apart. In the kitchen, Ronnie Anne and Lincoln light up Rosa’s candles to clear away the foul odor from the rotten fruit that was left in the kitchen. Bobby walks into the kitchen, now grappling with the fact that Tad died to get him here. Ronnie Anne finds a letter from her mother explaining that her family went to Detroit, but to stay still if they find the note. She is relieved, believing they are still out there, but Bobby breaks down before confessing that their family members were killed back in Detroit. Bobby says that the only person he didn’t see was their mother, but she was most likely dead. Ronnie Anne gets upset at Bobby and goes into denial before storming out of the kitchen and apartment. Lincoln goes after her while Bobby tearfully stays in the kitchen.

David’s group arrives at the bodega. Lori tries to use her walkie-talkie to check on Bobby and the others before being reminded that the Piranhas can listen in— from the walkie-talkies left in the RV they took. Lori decides to go upstairs instead while Dana and Wavehead follow her. David stays back with an exhausted Richard and George. Bruna wakes up, though George quickly gags her to keep her quiet.

Lori, Dana, and Wavehead arrive outside of Bobby’s apartment. Clyde lets them in and the three are told about Bobby and Ronnie Anne’s argument. It is revealed to everyone that Bobby’s family are dead. Lori, already having known, goes to the kitchen to comfort Bobby before they head to his room upon hearing vomiting coming from there. Liam decides to go to the roof to talk to Lincoln and Ronnie Anne. Tabby wants to come, though Liam tells her to stay behind. Wavehead follows Liam out of the apartment, but only to go down to the bodega to inform David and the others about the group’s whereabouts. Now out of the apartment, Wavehead tells Liam that Tabby likes him, to which Liam already knows about. However, Liam has to be secretive around her for Lincoln’s sake, which is a feeling he doesn’t like. In the meantime, Luan continues to vomit as a result of a concussion caused by the gunshot wound. Lisa reveals that Luan is infected with the NIRT infection, though the teens try to find a way to rule it out. However, Carol suspects she may be infected as well due to performing CPR on Luan while she had blood on her lips.

Lincoln and Ronnie Anne talk on the rooftop. Ronnie Anne asks Lincoln if he believes her mother is alive. Lincoln is not sure, though he believes that if she is still alive, then she should be on her way to Albany right now. Ronnie Anne doesn’t believe she’s alive and dislikes the idea of false hope. Liam interrupts the two and apologizes for giving Ronnie Anne false hope. Understanding the loss of family, he attempts to console Ronnie Anne, but she simply wants to be left alone and leaves. Now alone, Liam and Lincoln talk. Lincoln believes Bobby should have said something earlier and intends to reveal the logbook secret to the group. Liam thinks he should keep it a secret so that the group can have hope. Lincoln is against keeping secrets, but Liam convinces him that hope is the only thing keeping the group members alive. However, Liam tells him that not all secrets should be kept and that he told Tabby about his feelings the other day. He believes Lincoln should confess his feelings to Ronnie Anne as he believes she feels the same way about him.

In the bodega, George and Richard begin their interrogation on Bruna. They remove the makeshift gag from Bruna’s mouth and insist she cooperate with George. However, Bruna still believes they’ll just kill her afterwards and refuses to cooperate. Richard pins her down and gets ready to rip her nails off, causing Bruna to get a panic attack. George, recognizing the signs of past sexual trauma and knowing the Piranha’s history of raping some of their female members, stops Richard from going any further. Wavehead arrives downstairs, awkwardly letting David know that the group is upstairs. He follows Wavehead upstairs, allowing George and Richard to continue with the interrogation. George gets Richard off Bruna and consoles Bruna. Bruna confirms George’s assumption while also stating that Joan was raped like she was. George offers to let Bruna keep her own weed if she cooperates, convinced that she isn’t as difficult as the other Piranhas. She agrees to cooperate and the questioning resumes.

David, now in Bobby’s apartment, lets the group know that Bruna is being questioned. Some of the group members want Bruna executed after questioning, but David wants to keep her alive for now, much to the annoyance of some like Dana. Some aren’t convinced that the hostages are alive at all, but David states it’s for Sherry’s benefit that they remain alive. David then heads back downstairs to the bodega. There, he learns George was able to get some answers from Bruna.

**Part 3: Lonely Spirits**

David, Richard, and George are inside a warehouse which previously served as their main headquarters. They look around, finding it empty, confirming Bruna’s information that the Piranhas abandoned it. When they come across a small room with a cage inside, George reveals Sherry held him in there before as well as some others. David is disappointed at the fact that Bruna may be right, since it means they would have to drive to Hudson to rescue the hostages per Bruna’s info. The three then come across Sherry’s office where they find pictures of Sherry in her younger years, one before she joined the Piranhas. George finds a note and a picture of Sherry with Tim Crowley. He takes the note and photo with him and the three leave the warehouse. They join Sergei, who was waiting outside, and take the RV by the dock back to the apartment.

In the bodega, Lori and Bobby are keeping watch on Bruna as she sketches a layout of the Piranha base in Hudson. Bobby is impatient and pesters Bruna with questions, which leads Lori to wonder what’s going on with him. He admits to Lori that he revealed the secret about his family to Tad since he wanted to talk about it with someone. He feels guilty about not having told the group and now he blames himself for the hostage situation. However, Lori tells him that she would have come to Albany anyway whether they told the group or not, just to take the chance of finding Maria. She insists Bobby blame the Piranhas for what happened instead of himself. Bruna then interrupts the conversation to show that she’s finished with the sketch. Lori looks at the sketch, but is mistrustful of Bruna at first, not knowing whether the sketch is accurate or not. Bruna knows George can confirm it. Knowing that Lori doesn’t trust her, she attempts to apologize for Tad’s death and the hostage situation, but Lori doesn’t want to hear it and is instead more interested to learn why she would rather die than taking a chance at life. She would rather die than be tortured, especially knowing how brutal George could be with interrogating Piranhas. She then blames herself for Joan’s death. Lori calls her out for being a coward, to which Bruna admits. Lori then sees the RV outside and contacts David with the walkie-talkie, revealing the group have changed channels to avoid the Piranhas eavesdropping from the other line. The men from the RV enter the bodega and confirm that Bruna’s information was correct. George then confirms Bruna’s sketch, while asking about the dots. Bruna says the dots are Piranhas, or more specifically, their guard positions. Richard asks her where the hostages could be if they don’t find them at Hudson. Bruna believes they could be at Diamond Point if not at Hudson, but she isn’t too sure since Sherry’s erratic change of plans before the gunfight leads her to believe something happened there. David wants to take his chances with going to Hudson and plans to mount a rescue mission while also stating that he’ll kill the Piranhas while they’re sleeping. Bruna tries to argue against killing all the Piranhas, but George tells her that the Piranhas made their choice to stay with Sherry rather than taking their chances out on the road. David then tells Bruna that they’ll be holding her for now rather than release her as she is still considered a threat.

Morning comes, and Lincoln enters Ronnie Anne’s room, knowing that she was crying all night. He tells her that they’re leaving, but Ronnie Anne insists she’s staying. Lori and Bobby come in an attempt to convince her to leave with them. However, Ronnie Anne doesn’t want to leave since she wants to wait for her mother at the apartment. That is, unless the two believe her mother is dead, then she will leave with them. Bobby decides to stay with her, despite Ronnie Anne’s protests. Lori tells Bobby that after Hudson, she will come back to Albany. Ronnie Anne wishes Lincoln good luck on the mission before he and the others leave.

Later, the group find themselves outside of the FBI office building where George used to work in in order to look for what the FBI had in file for Tim Crowley. The place is burned down, and a sorrowful George reveals that his boss was one of the few who had faith in him. He then reveals that Sherry killed her. Zach questions the arson, though the group members think of it nothing more than an act done out of spite and pettiness. Lincoln then asks Bruna what she knows about General Black. Bruna doesn’t even know who he is, leading Dana to bring up the topic of killing her since she serves no purpose to the group. David refuses to since George vouches for her and he trusts George. George brings up that Bruna has been with the Piranhas since she was a teenager, which Dana believes makes her more dangerous as she grew up with them. Bruna tries to provoke Dana into killing her, and Dana considers it. However, the two are interrupted by Luan sneezing. Luan states that she still feels ill, but she is getting better, much to Lisa’s surprise. Carol also hasn’t gotten sick, which leads Lisa to think that perhaps Luan wasn’t infected with the NIRT infection after all. The group then leaves the city.

A day passes and the group arrives at a quiet suburban neighborhood. Some of the group members clear out a house. However, upon hearing flies and other insects buzzing around, they go upstairs to check it out. It is revealed that a man has committed suicide, a sight that leads David to relocate the group to a different house in a separate neighborhood.

A campfire is set up and Sergei is cooking some food. Lincoln asks David why he relocated the group, to which David avoids answering directly. Lori tells Lincoln to come up with a plan to rescue the hostages in Hudson. Lincoln leaves, and Lori wonders what David could have seen in the other house that Lincoln hasn’t seen already. David remarks how clever Lori and her family are. Lori then asks David about his family, to which David isn’t ready to talk about.

In a separate part of the backyard, Clyde expresses his worry for Lynn. His friends try to comfort him by stating how strong Lynn is, though he wants his friends to look at the situation more realistically. Zach then tells him that he should focus on getting her back and asks about his gun accuracy skills. Clyde states that he hasn’t been using a gun since his missing leg makes it hard to handle the recoil. Tabby and Liam then approach the boys with the former wanting them to convince Liam to not participate in the rescue mission. The boys try their best to convince Liam to not go, but Liam states that it’s the right thing to do. However, he doesn’t want anyone else to go, knowing some, like Rusty, still have family waiting for them at Houlton. He also fears that they may die, though ironically, doesn’t fear death himself. He tells his friends that he doesn’t believe his family are alive, though he can’t give a clear explanation as to why. Tabby then tells Liam that she’s coming, despite Liam being against this. When Tabby, Liam, and Lincoln leave to eat, Zach tells Clyde and Rusty that he thinks Liam is hiding something. Clyde doesn’t think so, but Zach tells him that this world changes people, a sentiment Rusty seems to agree with.

At the front porch, Chunk is keeping watch of Bruna and the vehicles. Bruna asks Chunk for a lighter so that she could smoke. She believes that the marijuana odor won’t matter as anyone nearby would be able to sniff out the odor from the cooked food in the backyard. The two talk, with Chunk revealing where he’s from. Bruna states that she wishes to leave the country and settle down somewhere with nice beaches. She then asks Chunk if he truly believes the world will return to normal some day. Chunk does think so and states that he’s willing to take Bruna anywhere she wants when it does. Bruna accepts the offer as long as Chunk doesn’t take her to Cuba. When asked why, Bruna doesn’t answer. Luna interrupts the two to tell them that their food is ready. Bruna spots a streak of light, though no one believes her. She brushes it off and rejoins the group where they are discussing the rescue mission. Lincoln states he has a plan, though David wants him to keep quiet about it, not wanting Bruna to hear it. He asks only how many people they need, to which Lincoln answers that they need as many as possible, subtly trying to convince Lori to let him join. However, Lori refuses to let him come and she states that if it were up to her, Liam wouldn’t go either. David then subtly gives Lori the option to remove him and Tabby off the mission, though Lori backs down from her stance and lets them go. When Lori gets uncomfortable at the thought of Luna going too, Rusty calls out Lori’s bias for her family. Lori doesn’t shy from that fact but states that if she refuses to let Liam and Tabby come, then they will just sneak out like the other day and join the mission anyways, putting their lives at higher risk. Showing just how clever and observant she is, Rusty is intimidated by Lori and backs down from calling her out further. As more and more group members express their wish in joining the rescue mission, David becomes more worried for them. Clyde expresses his worry that more people may die in this mission than the amount of lives they save. However, Lincoln states that if everything goes according to his plan, then only Vonda may have to die, which catches the attention of the group members.

**Part 4: Moonlight**

Another day passes, and it’s almost midnight. The group parks by a house across the river with the Hudson base on the other side. The group distributes weapons as they prepare for the rescue mission. Lori still doesn’t like the idea of Luna coming along, but her marksmanship gives the group the best chance at survival. David then takes Lori away from the group, before asking her if she will freeze up like she did back at the bridge in Utica. Though Lori is uncertain, David reminds her to act in the “present moment,” and to not think much about anything else other than eliminating the threats effectively. He believes that it was Lola’s death that caused her to be too careful and in effect, freeze up. Lori understands. The two return with the group and head out to the Hudson bridge.

The rescue mission is underway as the group are split into three: one at the bridge, one at a tugboat manned by Sergei, and one at a motorboat manned by Sam. Sam is careful to not get ahead of David’s group and the tugboat as well as not getting spotted by the searchlight. As David’s group carefully moves ahead on the bridge, they catch the attention of a few Piranhas, though the Piranhas themselves aren’t sure what’s making the noise. The group hides to avoid detection, though Wavehead has nowhere to hide.

As the boats cross the river, Sam explains that her father taught her how to ride all types of boats. Chunk expresses his desire to take a woman along a cruise trip, which gets Luna’s disapproval as she knows Chunk has his eye on Bruna. Chunk believes Bruna is not a bad person and that one day, she may even be a part of the group, though Luna is certain she won’t be since they’re going to kill her people. The searchlight then spots the tugboat, causing Sam to stop the motorboat. Luna begins to set up her sniper rifle, though she feels a huge amount of pressure on her shoulders. The Piranhas on the bridge spot the tugboat in the river as the searchlight highlights it. One of the Piranhas, Jay, thinks it could be Bruna, but before they could do anything, David’s group ambushes the Piranhas on the bridge. George, knowing Bruna wants Jay to be spared, grapples with the choice to kill him. He questions Jay for the hostages’ location, but Dana kills him before he could be further questioned, going through with the plan. David reminds George of the plan before they continue moving towards the warehouse at the end of the bridge. Luna struggles hitting the Piranhas by the searchlight, though they aren’t aware of the motorboat, firing at the tugboat instead. David’s group arrives at the warehouse, ambushing a lone Piranha. They question Luna’s skills as a marksman, though David has faith in Luna. Luna figures out a way to calm her nerves while aiming accurately with the sway: hum a song she knows at the correct tempo. She uses this technique to put out the searchlight, leaving the Piranhas blind. David’s group enters the warehouse and searches the entire building for the hostages. Noting how large the warehouse is on the inside, George states they should have left Jay alive for questioning. As they continue inspecting the warehouse, a few Piranhas spot them. The two groups shoot at each other, leading the Piranhas to get trapped inside a shipping container for cover. It seems David’s group have the advantage, but then the Piranhas alert all the other Piranhas in the building of their presence.

Luna continues to hum while the Piranhas try to shoot at the tugboat, though it’s futile for the Piranhas without their searchlight. One of the Piranhas mentions that someone is bringing flares while another asks Kenny to bring the machine gun. Suddenly, two Piranhas are sniped by Luna, forcing the others to take cover.

Inside the warehouse, George is nervous as he holds a grenade. The Piranhas then provoke him by mentioning his daughter, causing him to get angry and throw a grenade inside the container. The grenade blows up the Piranhas inside, creating a gruesome and gory mess inside, which traumatizes Dana and Wavehead when they pass by and look inside. The group, knowing the Piranhas have heard that, leaves the area quickly.

Boomer, who’s in charge of the Piranhas at the Hudson base, is nervous as he figures out his people are getting ambushed. Kenny lets him know that he’s bringing a machine gun to the lighthouse. Boomer decides to check out the warehouse.

The Piranhas deploy motorboats, which head towards the tugboat. Lori and Luna do their best to shoot at the Piranhas in the motorboats, but they are unable to stop them from firing red flares into the tugboat. The flares give away Sam’s motorboat, which now leads the Piranhas to start shooting at them along with the tugboat. The fast speed of the enemy motorboat splashes water on Lori and the children, causing Lori’s walkie-talkie to stop working. They get inside the boat cabin where they realize Luna and the others got spotted. Liam runs out of the cabin to remove the flares from the boat while Lori and the children give him cover fire. As the boat faces unrelenting fire, Liam tosses the flares as far away from the boat as he could, but the flares continue to burn even in water. Suddenly, a diver grabs Liam from under and pulls him into the water. A panicked Tabby tries to run out of the cabin to check on Liam, but Lori pulls her back, choosing to be the one to check. However, Lori herself ends up being caught by another diver, who stabs her foot and drags her into the water. As both Liam and Lori struggle to fight off their attackers in the water, the group members in the boats try to fight off the enemy motorboats with little success. After a close brush with death, Lori kills her attacker and swims to the surface where Tabby helps her back onto the boat. Liam rips off his attacker’s scuba mask, which forces the attacker to go up to the surface where he gets shot by Tabby. However, Liam himself doesn’t surface, presumably having drowned. Tabby wants to stay out in the open to search for Liam, but Lori takes her back inside the cabin as it’s too dangerous going outside where there is no cover from the enemy motorboats. Tabby and Rusty both break into tears, learning Liam is gone for good. Meanwhile, Kenny sets up the machine gun on top of the lighthouse.

Boomer walks around the warehouse where he finds a wounded Piranha. The Piranha asks for Gina, who’s not in the warehouse, before asking Boomer to toss him into the sea after he dies. Boomer nods and puts down the Piranha. Seconds after, Boomer is knocked out by Richard. David’s group prepares to interrogate Boomer before they hear the sound of a machine gun coming from outside.

As Kenny fires the machine gun at the river, Luna and Sam make the choice to ditch the motorboat. Chunk, however, hesitates since he can’t swim, which results in him getting torn apart by the machine gun. Luna cries out for Chunk, but Sam insists they swim to the tugboat. A dying Chunk tries to float in the water before two Piranha divers stab him to death. The divers then head for the girls before being shot by Lori. Tabby helps Sam up before the machine forces the girls to use the cabin as cover, while Luna remains in the water. An overjoyed Kenny brags, believing he’s killed three people. David then catches him off-guard and shoots him in the head before taking over the machine gun. Lori, believing Kenny is reloading the machine gun again, tries to run over to the edge of the tugboat to help Luna out of the water, but is forced to take cover from the gunfire coming from the enemy motorboats. The group members fire back, giving Sam the chance to help Luna into the boat. The girls then duck as David fires the machine gun onto the enemy motorboats. Silence fills the river as the gunfight ends, with all the Piranhas at the base having been killed off except Boomer. David asks everyone in the tugboat to come to the warehouse. Sergei rides the tugboat into a dock by the warehouse and its passengers come off the boat, joining David and the others.

Inside the warehouse, an unconscious Boomer is woken up by George. Boomer finds himself staring at his shadow as Richard questions him for the location of the hostages. He tells him that the hostages are not in the warehouse, but rather, at the Dust Zone. When questioned about the Dust Zone, Boomer reveals that it is what the Piranhas call New York City and that he doesn’t know why Sherry is taking them there. When David is about to ask Bruna to confirm, Boomer tells the group that Bruna is a good person. Bruna confirms Boomer’s information, which leads Boomer to sigh a breath of relief. David thinks about taking one of the boats to New York City and George suggests they take Boomer, but before they can make any further decisions, Richard executes Boomer. An upset George moves his hands closer to his gun.

## Deaths

* Tad *(Alive and Zombified)*
* Gus *(Zombified)*
* Joan
* Liam Hunnicutt
* Chunk
* Jay
* Kenny
* Boomer
* 26 unnamed Piranhas

## Trivia

* First mention of the Dust Zone.
* First (and last) appearance of Boomer. *(Alive)*
* First (and last) appearance of Jay.
* First (and last) appearance of Kenny.
* Last appearance of Tad. *(Alive)*
* Last appearance of Liam Hunnicutt. *(Alive)*
* Last appearance of Chunk.
* The end credits song is *In the Water* by Anadel.
* The title of the chapter, **"Midnight"**, refers to the fact that multiple scenes occur at or near midnight, such as Bruna's questioning and the Hudson Base Attack.
* The title of Part 1, **"Dark Night"**, refers to the fact that the Albany Gunfight physically occurs at a dark night.
	+ It also refers to how grim the situation seems to be with Tad's death and the kidnapping of the hostages.
* The title of Part 2, **"Infected"**, refers to Luan's infection.
* The title of Part 3, **"Lonely Spirits"**, refers to the loneliness some people face, such as Ronnie Anne, Chunk, Bruna, and Clyde.
* The title of Part 4, **"Moonlight"**, refers to the moonlight being a prominent feature in the Hudson Base Attack.
	+ It also emphasizes the importance of Luna's role in the attack.
* The song that Luna hums in the rescue mission is *Dream On* by Aerosmith.
* When Tad is bitten by a roamer, Becky attempts to go out of the RV to save Tad before Lynn pulls her back in. This parallels the moment in *Hunted* when Lynn tries to get out of the RV to save Francisco before Becky pulls her back in.
* As later revealed in "Dust Zone", the Barracudas attacked Diamond Point.
* When Zach questions the reasoning for burning the FBI office building, the group members brush it aside and blame it on simple pettiness. Little do they know, Zach was onto something as the FBI office building wasn't burned by Sherry's Piranhas, but rather, by Marina's Piranhas.