"But I'm going to be completely honest with you here. I really don't want to get involved with anything too eventful. I've had enough excitement for a while I think I'm going to go back to teenager slash closet mutant once we're done here."

Dr Douglas just smiled, tiredly.

"No complaints here. In fact, I was rather hoping that would be the case. You see, none of you can tell anyone about me. I'd lose my job, my political respect..." her eyes shone with the seriousness of the matter, as she contemplated a scenario where people knew. Her career - which had become her life - would lie in tatters. She took another sip of her coffee as if she could swallow the thought with it. It burned her throat, but she drank anyway.

"When Alexis - or Silver Ryu, or whatever - wakes up, we'll get cracking on this search. In the meantime, I'll get set up."

Dr Douglas drained the entire mug and blinked the final remnants of sleep from her eyes. She walked over to a white set of drawers and retrieved her laptop from the top most drawer. Admittedly, she was sure it didn't look a great deal to the others, but with her internal modifications, it could hack virtually any secret database in the country - or the world, for that matter. She set it on the table and tugged the lid up, switching it on. It whirred to life.

She grabbed an apple from the fruit bowl in front of her and took a bite, suddenly hungry. Her appetite was often like that; she'd get sudden, random urges to eat but she never really had proper meals. Whenever she did, she always got the nagging feeling in the back of her head that she could be doing something so much more productive. Maybe it was a form of OCD.

She typed in her password with lightning fast fingers and waited for it to load, flexing her hands.

"When Alexis - or Silver Ryu, or whatever - wakes up, we'll get cracking on this search. In the meantime, I'll get set up."

Alexis sighed when he heard that much.
He did not felt like coming out of the corner he was standing in, but felt like he had to now.
"I'm up, and dont worry doc, I hardly know who you are in the first place, so I cant tell people about you anyway, not like I had seen what your power is either"

Alexis walked into the kitchen and went to stand in an other corner, the question may not have been aimed at him, but it still hit him pretty deep so He hardly felt like talking.
From out of his back did the silver mass pull up, but it only covered his face with black crystal visor so no one could see his eyes.
even trough he was in the room, even trough he could hear, see and talk, it still felt like he was secluded this way.
"tell me when I need to do anything"

Rosaline watched the woman get on the computer. "Let's just agree to never talk about what happened today again." She said. She folded her arms, examining the computer. It didn't look like it could hack into a big organization's website. "I was expecting some high-tech big fancy computer. It looks similar to the one I have."

"Tell me when I need to do anything"

Rose glanced over her shoulder to find the Alexis-guy, standing alone in the corner. "Hey Alexis. You okay?" She thought it was strange he was wearing the visor over his face indoors. She considered that he could be hiding something or something that was said upset him and he didn't want everyone to know. Rose recalled her brother putting on his sunglasses whenever he was angry about something and did not want anyone to know. "Here. Come over here with us. You're part of this too." She tugged a couple chairs near Dr. Douglas but gave her respectable space. She was not the type of woman to want a bunch of people looming over her shoulder as she worked.