AlteredTundra
Nytem4re
Mcmolly
Lemons
Noctis
[ Flynn ]
Flynn had been the most vocal about the sedatives, but calmed down once actually given them. She was surprised, too, by how little they gave her; she had expected to be knocked out for the flight. Well, that wasn't so bad, she thought partway through the flight, her blue eyes gazing calmly out the window. When they landed, she happily stretched, feeling completely renewed. "What's next?" she had asked as the vans arrived. When she took her seat inside, she watched Tamara for a bit.
Though, the fellow halfbreed grew less and less interesting as the ride went on, and Flynn's curiosity had shifted over to the human and her data pad instead. However, she didn't understand half of what was on the screen at anytime and she grew bored. Sighing, she contented herself by playing with sparks of electricity between the fingers of both hands until the party arrived at the hotel.
And boy, was the hotel damaged. Eyes wide, she followed everyone else's lead and searched. She wasn't really sure what they were searching for, however, so she mostly wandered aimlessly. Flynn was not trained in this sort of work, so she mostly stared in awe at the destruction that this hotel had meant. Finally, a fellow halfdemon walked over with his hand up. Grateful for the distraction from the fact that she felt like a total dumbass, she peered curiously and her brows furrowed together.
Stupidly, she opened her mouth to speak, but caught Blake's gesture just in time and her mouth immediately shut again. She followed his gaze over to the agents and only crossed her arms instead.
[ KB ]
KB had no idea how the flight went. Like the half demons, he was out: drunk for the first half and self medicated into a minicoma for the second. He was the last one off the plane, and he had stepped into the van with a lazy yawn. The halfbreeds could have crashed the vehicle and escaped, and he'd probably fall asleep through it. Luckily, though, the agent managed to stay awake--if a little grouchy--until they reached their destination.
Yawning again as they were lead into the hotel, he continued to remain silent. In his drowsiness, he decided against being too hard on the halfbreeds; they were here to earn their freedom, after all. They had no reason to compromise the mission. KB, assured by the thought, searched other areas of the hotel and even went ahead to question the staff. Acquiring leads was the one big thing Axis used him for--he figured he could dig something up and put some sort of story together once enough evidence was collected.
When he finally rejoined the others, he only shrugged. He had nothing--nothing yet. The pieces would have to be put together. "Learn anything?" he asked instead, eyes flickering to the other agents. "Why was the dog barking?"
Flynn had been the most vocal about the sedatives, but calmed down once actually given them. She was surprised, too, by how little they gave her; she had expected to be knocked out for the flight. Well, that wasn't so bad, she thought partway through the flight, her blue eyes gazing calmly out the window. When they landed, she happily stretched, feeling completely renewed. "What's next?" she had asked as the vans arrived. When she took her seat inside, she watched Tamara for a bit.
Though, the fellow halfbreed grew less and less interesting as the ride went on, and Flynn's curiosity had shifted over to the human and her data pad instead. However, she didn't understand half of what was on the screen at anytime and she grew bored. Sighing, she contented herself by playing with sparks of electricity between the fingers of both hands until the party arrived at the hotel.
And boy, was the hotel damaged. Eyes wide, she followed everyone else's lead and searched. She wasn't really sure what they were searching for, however, so she mostly wandered aimlessly. Flynn was not trained in this sort of work, so she mostly stared in awe at the destruction that this hotel had meant. Finally, a fellow halfdemon walked over with his hand up. Grateful for the distraction from the fact that she felt like a total dumbass, she peered curiously and her brows furrowed together.
Stupidly, she opened her mouth to speak, but caught Blake's gesture just in time and her mouth immediately shut again. She followed his gaze over to the agents and only crossed her arms instead.
[ KB ]
KB had no idea how the flight went. Like the half demons, he was out: drunk for the first half and self medicated into a minicoma for the second. He was the last one off the plane, and he had stepped into the van with a lazy yawn. The halfbreeds could have crashed the vehicle and escaped, and he'd probably fall asleep through it. Luckily, though, the agent managed to stay awake--if a little grouchy--until they reached their destination.
Yawning again as they were lead into the hotel, he continued to remain silent. In his drowsiness, he decided against being too hard on the halfbreeds; they were here to earn their freedom, after all. They had no reason to compromise the mission. KB, assured by the thought, searched other areas of the hotel and even went ahead to question the staff. Acquiring leads was the one big thing Axis used him for--he figured he could dig something up and put some sort of story together once enough evidence was collected.
When he finally rejoined the others, he only shrugged. He had nothing--nothing yet. The pieces would have to be put together. "Learn anything?" he asked instead, eyes flickering to the other agents. "Why was the dog barking?"