A few sleeper holds later and Nate is out the way he came with...just one brick. He had considered trying to carry more, but they were bigger than he had expected them to be. He could only fit one comfortably in his bag, and not having the use of his hands was simply out of the question -- not when these guys were clearly armed and he wasn't allowed to kill anyone.

He sees a few guards around the perimeter line now -- no doubt the direction Charlie went in, but most are tending to the blaze off to his right in an attempt to keep it from spreading. There is a lot of shouting and running around, as well as attempts to put the fire out. Always trust Charlie to set off a nice bomb. Now he just had to get out of there before the whole warehouse caught.

Sneaking out is a far greater task than sneaking in, but Nate manages to only catch the attention of just two men, and he's long gone into the outer brush before they see him. A few gunshots ring out and snap into the trees he flees passed, but he continues bolting in an attempt to find Charlie's path.

One lost partner being chased, and he has to dodge the group following Charlie while not getting shot by the two men a couple hundred feet behind him. Sure sounds like a Sunday.