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originally posted in:The New Dojo
4/27/2017 8:36:22 PM
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"Thanks! Have a nice day!"
Lyn ran towards where the girl pointed, but she suddenly stopped within a few meters and began to fix up her hair for a reason unknown to her.
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"Good grief Lyn." Henry shook his head as he laughed. Eventually the platform halted, and Henry took something out of his pocket. It looked a lot like a pen and he pressed it up against the window.
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"I'm just saying that since I'm a woman I've got a lot of assets I can use." She kept laughing.
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"Oh really? I hadn't noticed." Henry joked sarcastically as he clicked the pen. Suddenly a blue flame came from the tip of the pen and began to melt through the glass.
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"I'm not sure if that was an insult or not." Lyn patiently waited for Henry to finish.
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"What? Oh! No!" Henry said as he realized his sarcasm fell flat. "Its uh...nevermind." He commented as the pencil around the glass. Then, he stopped where he started. The glass fell forward, towards Lyn and Henry, and Henry quickly picked pressed his hands against the circular glass window that fell on him. However this allowed Lyn to pass through easily. "Okay! Move in!" Henry told her as he broke a sweat.
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Lyn leaped through the hole. "Better not have been." She crossed her arms over her chest and waited.
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"So uh..." Henry said with bated breath. The glass was on top of him, and he had to hold it up. But if he wanted to move through he would need to let go of the glass. "Any ideas?" He asked her.
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"Place it on the floor of the cart? Not that hard, Henry. Maybe I should've been the one to do it." Lyn sighed.
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"It's...pretty big!" He said. "Won't it like...fall? Maybe?" He asked her.
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Edited by Stitch: 4/29/2017 10:49:16 PM"Push it back into place and then push it inside. I'll take it and after you enter I can put it back in place."
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"That's....oh! Ya! That'll work!" Henry said as he pushed the glass towards Lyn. The glass made its way back into its position and fell towards her.
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Lyn easily caught it and held it. "Now, come on in."
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Henry hopped through and dodged the glass. "Alright. Now let's hold it up and I can put it back together." He told Lyn as he started to push the glass back into place.
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Lyn helped and without much effort put it back in place. "Great. Next step."
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Edited by Inflatablepants: 4/30/2017 3:26:36 AM"Hold on!" He yelled as he quickly took another item out of his pocket. It seemed to be a spray bottle. He sprayed the window quickly and the glass circle that he had cut out seemed to crystallize back into place. "There. If we just left it, it would've fell." He turned to the vent and pointed to it. "Alright! Through there! Get it open, I'll keep watch!"
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Edited by Stitch: 4/30/2017 3:31:03 AM"Alright." Lyn crouched down and began to unscrew the air vent.
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The screws popped off with relative ease. One by one she was able to take them out. Then, she got the vent open. "Good work Lyn!" Henry said as he patted her shoulder.
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"Thanks." She stepped back. "You're going in first, right?"
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Henry looked at Lyn with a furrowed brow. ".....ya, fine. I'll go first." He said before he crouched down and entered the vent. But then, Lyn heard something. Voices. Someone was coming into the hallway she stood in.
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"Hurry up." She whispered, trying to get in as fast as possible.
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"Ya, hurrying! This thing isn't exactly roomy Lyn!" Henry told her as he made his way down the vent. There was enough room for Lyn to make her way in now.
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Lyn grabbed the screws, got in and placed the vent back on before she followed Henry.
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The voices got louder and louder and Lyn heard and saw the footsteps outside the vent. She couldn't hear exactly what they were saying, but the people seemed to be on patrol. Henry moved through the cramped vent, and took a right turn through it. "How are you doing Lyn?" Henry asked her.
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Lyn whispered back, staying close behind. She didn't waste time worrying about the patrol. "Fine. You?"
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"Ya! I'm good!" Henry confirmed. Then, he stopped. He moved up against the air conditioning's back wall as the two reached a dead end. However the vents moved upwards, to the next floor. "Alright. Here's the plan." Henry said as he aimed his wrist upwards. Lyn saw he had some form of contraption on his wrist. It looked to be a winded up string with a piece of steel on the end. Suddenly the piece of steel shot up, black wiring following behind it as it hit the top of the vent and stayed there. "Come her Lyn!" Henry waved her over.
