[Her voice is quiet, even, with none of the earlier snark. She could be all teasing and light when it was standing around a safehouse, but when it was mission time she was as businesslike as possible. Fewer chances for mistakes, less invitation for chatter, that something would be missed. She also didn't try to insist that they could definitely take it, no protestations or ego. Just following him quietly as they turned out into the streets.
She could spot the people that were too alert, the security from the place she'd hit earlier, but she was too good to make it obvious. Just silently counting, tracking them in her peripheral. He kept her close, and she leaned in a little toward him, a slight smile because it makes them seem more like a pair of civilians, and less like two agents casing the place.
The path they take isn't straight there, but they curl their ways through the streets. A few back paths, detours and the like as they made their way there. At the question she looks to the pole, hums thoughtfully. It's not an immediate yes, though whether she can or not isn't exactly in question. Still, she lets herself take it in, a flutter of her eyelashes as she gauges the amount of power it'll take, where she wants it to go.]
Yes. But I'll have to overload it, which means the lights are going to surge a bit before they go dark. But I can do it, probably a second or two and the whole place will go dark.
[She gives him the information and lets him make the call. Whether he thinks the cover is worth it, or not. She pauses, considers if there's any other way to do it, and the answer is that anything else would probably be messier. She could use her sidearm to literally shoot an EMP into the room, but it'd be sloppy. The blue glow of her powers made for a tracer to her location. Last thing they needed was more attention.]
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[Her voice is quiet, even, with none of the earlier snark. She could be all teasing and light when it was standing around a safehouse, but when it was mission time she was as businesslike as possible. Fewer chances for mistakes, less invitation for chatter, that something would be missed. She also didn't try to insist that they could definitely take it, no protestations or ego. Just following him quietly as they turned out into the streets.
She could spot the people that were too alert, the security from the place she'd hit earlier, but she was too good to make it obvious. Just silently counting, tracking them in her peripheral. He kept her close, and she leaned in a little toward him, a slight smile because it makes them seem more like a pair of civilians, and less like two agents casing the place.
The path they take isn't straight there, but they curl their ways through the streets. A few back paths, detours and the like as they made their way there. At the question she looks to the pole, hums thoughtfully. It's not an immediate yes, though whether she can or not isn't exactly in question. Still, she lets herself take it in, a flutter of her eyelashes as she gauges the amount of power it'll take, where she wants it to go.]
Yes. But I'll have to overload it, which means the lights are going to surge a bit before they go dark. But I can do it, probably a second or two and the whole place will go dark.
[She gives him the information and lets him make the call. Whether he thinks the cover is worth it, or not. She pauses, considers if there's any other way to do it, and the answer is that anything else would probably be messier. She could use her sidearm to literally shoot an EMP into the room, but it'd be sloppy. The blue glow of her powers made for a tracer to her location. Last thing they needed was more attention.]