The locks on the door were simple enough, and it wasn't too long before he'd managed to get it open without tripping the alarm. Ushering Shula out, he made sure to close the door behind them, a small rock keeping the latch from resetting and giving them an easy way back in. Shula'd been taking her sweet time listening for their patterns, but his hearing wasn't what hers was, so he couldn't really rush her. The time it had taken her to figure out the problem made him tired, he'd even started to rest on the bed as she listened to the door. He'd wanted to complain but even now, he knew that his complaining would just make her pattern discerning harder.<br/><br/>He lead her carefully, and she'd let him know when someone was coming. They'd snuck around easy enough, and when they'd passed the armory, he even peaked in to make sure his weapons were being taken care of. Much to his surprise, the foundation almost seemed to have make a little stand for his gear, and he had a small grin as they walked away from the room. The short adventure to the same office they'd visited last time was quick, quiet and tense.<br/><br/>Getting into the room, they were greeted by the large array of monitors again. He didn't waste any time logging into the computers like last time, pulling up some documents and various sheets. He tried to look up experiments, but it brought up well too many possibilities. He wasn't sure what to look up, because he wasn't exactly sure what he was looking to find. Looking for a bit, he couldn't find anything that looked out of the ordinary, but then he remembered their last journey here. The death list. He pulled up recent agent deaths, and saw there was more, a lot more. In fact, they seemed to be dying faster now, and he realized something that sickened him.<br/><br/>The past five days had seen a dramatic increase. Looking at the list, he recognized some of the names even, most of the names being the lowest rank hunters. Following the names, he decided to change the perimeters to his experiment searches. He started plugging in names, and saw contracts coming up. Not unlike his. He read quietly, the horror shocking even him as Shula watched the door. "Shula," he muttered, calling the dragon over to him to show her the lines on the screen.