She allowed her to talk, for a little bit anyways - Cypress didn't know that she was just giving Ruby more time to set up her grand finale. Oh, they were going to love this. "We both know the outcomes of such a fight. I thought you were meant to be smart; here it says that you know a number of martial arts so my educated guess would be that I would have my pretty little ass handed to me." She yawned softly, typing a quick message to Elijah. Kill Caro and run. I'll see you on the outside.
"Cypress, could you just take a few steps back, plastic isn't the greatest conductor and there is a few live wires beneath you..." She yawned quickly, taunting her almost despite how deep her words cut. Maybe Ruby had been a lab rat? Cypress had a sheltered life - she didn't know what it felt like to have a use to these corporations until she was a woman grown. Ruby wasn't so fortunate; ever since her gifts were discovered, they were trying to use her. Of course, you can only corner a dog for so long before it bites. Her bite ended in three casualties and her trail going cold.
Yawning softly, she shifted everything she needed to onto the computer right beside her without even needing to touch it. Once that was done, she tapped it with a smile before lifting her phone and darting towards the stairway, firing a few random shots towards Cypress, whom she knew could block them.
"But you're making a few assumptions here. The government doesn't pay your wages; Aperture does and if you had seen what I seen, you would be sick." She made sure that whatever was said, was relayed back to Aperture command. "Defence contracts. Human testing. Weapons that break so many rules of warfare, it hurts. I saw them all and I have them right here." She taunted through the speaker, making her way up towards the roof - Cypress could run fast but she had to walk up just as fast as Ruby did when she was fighting gravity.
"So, what's it going to be, Cypress?" She murmured quickly as she broke through one of the doors before backing out towards a ledge. "Where does your loyalty lie? Aperture will never face a court in their time, but I'll make sure that everyone knows. Leave me be and word will never reach the public." She knew Cypress too well but this was everything she wanted it to be and more. The wheels were slowly shifting.
"Cypress, could you just take a few steps back, plastic isn't the greatest conductor and there is a few live wires beneath you..." She yawned quickly, taunting her almost despite how deep her words cut. Maybe Ruby had been a lab rat? Cypress had a sheltered life - she didn't know what it felt like to have a use to these corporations until she was a woman grown. Ruby wasn't so fortunate; ever since her gifts were discovered, they were trying to use her. Of course, you can only corner a dog for so long before it bites. Her bite ended in three casualties and her trail going cold.
Yawning softly, she shifted everything she needed to onto the computer right beside her without even needing to touch it. Once that was done, she tapped it with a smile before lifting her phone and darting towards the stairway, firing a few random shots towards Cypress, whom she knew could block them.
"But you're making a few assumptions here. The government doesn't pay your wages; Aperture does and if you had seen what I seen, you would be sick." She made sure that whatever was said, was relayed back to Aperture command. "Defence contracts. Human testing. Weapons that break so many rules of warfare, it hurts. I saw them all and I have them right here." She taunted through the speaker, making her way up towards the roof - Cypress could run fast but she had to walk up just as fast as Ruby did when she was fighting gravity.
"So, what's it going to be, Cypress?" She murmured quickly as she broke through one of the doors before backing out towards a ledge. "Where does your loyalty lie? Aperture will never face a court in their time, but I'll make sure that everyone knows. Leave me be and word will never reach the public." She knew Cypress too well but this was everything she wanted it to be and more. The wheels were slowly shifting.