Delbert sighed at the sight of Lunette's still closed office and he stepped out of his own office and walked past Lunette's. He raised his hand to knock and he rapped his knuckles against the glass. "Lunette…?" he called. "Go away Doctor," she groused. "But-" he began and she snapped, "Have a good evening. I am still working." He sighed and nodded. "The same to you Lunette." And with that he walked away and took his leave for the evening. Lunette groused out a mild strand of curses and looked at the time. It was already nearly midnight, and she knew the Doctor had only stayed for her. To make sure she would not be alone in the building, she ran her hands down her face and then another knock came to the door. She rolled her eyes and lifted herself from her desk and went to the door. "Doctor Delbert," she began until she stopped dead. Ryker stood before her and she frowned, "Ryker, what are you doing here?" He cracked his hands and said, "There's a rather high sum of money for your father's head, what better way than to kidnap his daughter?"
And her eyes went wide as he caught her up, gagged her and threw her up and over his shoulder. "Now, don't harbor no hard feelins Missus Frosty, I'm in need of the money. Since ye didn't marry my brother, well, his gambling had pulled our money into an empty pit. And the bounty on Silver would do mighty nicely." She struggled but he dug his shoulder up into her gut and she winced. He carted her straight out the front door and tossed her into a carriage that as waiting for them. She groaned and Ryker hopped inside as they road off. He chuckled at her and said, "If we had the time I'd enjoy myself with you, but seeing as we're on a timeline, it'll have to wait." Her eyes went wide and his wicked smile broadened, "Did you think my brother didn't tell me of how good you were in bed? He used to brag," he reached down and touched her lips, "about these lips and what they can do."
She slipped her teeth past the ragged gag and bit into his finger. "Yeeouch!" He glared down at her and raised his hand to smack her until the carriage came to a stop. He lowered his hand and threw himself outside. "Get her in there!" he ordered. A large man came up, caught her foot and dragged her out of the carriage before he too pulled her up and over his shoulder. She bounced and they took her into a ship near the edge of town and smacked her down into a chair. "Now," Ryker said, "we wait."