“Good, let’s get down there and grab her. I’d rather not take longer than we need to,” Taika said in reply, looking like she was deep in thought the entire elevator ride. It could either be a good thing or a bad thing that she was taking the time to think so much, it was hard to say for sure.<br/><br/>It was a good thing that Hayden’s plan had worked. Admittedly, it had worked out a lot better than she had expected it to, even though she had been on edge the entire time and had her doubts. Storming through the door despite the scanners was the second option she had thought of off the top of her head, and Taika knew that would not go over well. Soldiers would be on their asses within seconds after the alarm would sound. She was sure that the two of them would be dead, or captured at the very least, before they even reached the girl. She liked a bit of action but in this situation it was best to be discreet. Ending up someone’s guinea pig was not on her agenda.<br/><br/>She had no complaints. Well, none at the moment anyway.<br/><br/>They reached the twenty-third level without any issue after that. Something in the back of her mind wanted to believe that it had been far too easy and to keep alert. There were cameras everywhere; the deserted halls were not a reason to let their guards down. However, she took it with a grain of salt and continued to focus on the task at hand. They were not leaving here without the girl. If they encountered anyone, if someone managed to see right through their plan, then she was going to put her own plan of cutting her own path into action. She was itching to whet her claws on the bones of these humans. It was a strong urge, and keeping it under control was proving to be difficult.<br/><br/>Taika kept a close eye out for anyone that may cross their path, and paid close attention to every room they passed. She didn’t know the specifics of exactly what she was looking for, all she cared about was locating the girl, that was not that important to her. The hallways on this level were particularly unnerving. Everywhere she looked, all she was were typical white walls and doors. It seemed to suit this place’s atmosphere, which made her want to leave as soon as possible. This particular level seemed to resemble some kind of prison. Behind those doors, at least some of them, she knew that dragons were being held captive. Their scents were everywhere and tuning them all out to focus on one was proving to be extremely difficult.<br/><br/>Once they had walked around for a good few minutes in silence, she had caught on to what they were looking for. There was one room that appeared to be different from the others. It looked like a place where people would sit and observe what was going on in the room adjacent.<br/><br/>“Let’s see if we can gather any information from here.” Was all she said before looking through a few drawers, where files seemed to be kept.