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Hearing the owner's plea for help, Erik turns toward computer room when Jake and Danny stroll in. There wasn't a student in the school that didn't know them, as they were the biggest troublemakers around. Hearing their comment about robots, Erik replied. "Nah, my robots are for defense when the zombies invade." Of course Erik doesn't believe in zombies, nor does anybody else for that matter, but he found that bringing the topic up was usually enough to weird out people he didn't want to talk to and cause them to want to discontinue their converstation and divert their attentions elsewhere.

"Eh, I don't think it's in your computers, Jenna, it seems like it's more from outside your network." Returning to his booth, he began to pack up his laptop and other things into his backpack. Being unable to continue his study at this time, he was without anything to do. "I could pass the time with a couple games of pinball, maybe." He thought to himself.

Erik had just stepped up to one of the video pinball machines and was about to put his coins in when outside is heard the loudest commotion anybody has ever heard. Hoping to find out what the source of the racked was, he joined pretty much everybody in the youth center in their rush toward the main entrance. Once outside, from the safety of the huge canopy over the main entrance, giant fireballs could be seen striking the ground in every direction. As far as the eye could see were flames shooting out of smoldering craters where the fireballs impacted. In a panic, people nearby were dashing toward the nearest shelter they could find. In other spots, other people were attempting to extinguish the fires with whatever buckets, hoses, or other implements they could aquire on such short notice, but to no effect. The heat was amost unbearable, and was growing by the second. Dialing 911 on his touch screen cell phone, his call was met only with a busy signal, then static which was apparently caused by further interference, most likely simlilar to that which disrupted the net traffic. Pulling a quick faceplam, it dawned on him. "Duh, everybody in the whole city will be trying to call, I should have known that wouldn't work. What is it with me today?" Then, as the fireballs increased in number and intensity, he called out as loud as he could over the noise. "We better get inside, quick, the canopy won't protect us for long." Though a few gawkers wanted to stay and watch, they instantly thought better of it as they looked up and saw a portion of the cover begin to melt. They immediately went back inside. Grabbing one of the nearest fire extinguishers from the wall, Erik stood by the entryway and vigilantly watched the door. In the event that somebody that's caught fire, or the fire itself made their way inside, he would be ready to douse the flames.