Well, I could always get out by account of being coerced by my brother or something, idk.

He's still kind of conscious, right? I'm going to assume he is. And if I don't, Noel still will.

"H-hey, you, where's my brother?" Noel finds himself speaking in a more threatening tone than he intended, which amounts to little when he's visibly shaking in every limb. "He's tall and [...] and brave and [...] and courageous and [...] and would never do something wrong. You must have seen him, right? R-right? You just stole him. Tell me where he is." Noel is starting to shake less, at least relative to the person in front of him, which he has grabbed by the shoulders subconsciously. A feeling of desperation is overpowering Noel, and subsequently the disabled person in front of him. The lack of (meaningful?) answers just nourish his emotions, and increase his hunger. As it begins to eclipse all his capability for rational thinking, he spots the gun as it's rocked out of the holster. Moments later, it's pressed against the officer's forehead, and Noel never learned anything about trigger discipline. "Please. Tell me. Tell me where he is."

If he doesn't respond, maybe someone can find us and I can use him as a hostage or something.

Noel pulls the trigger.

Sorry I didn't contribute much lately. I found it hard to do when my character wasn't a part of the narrative.