Haydn had a hard time keeping up with the woman. It seemed her determination kept her moving even when his own legs burned. Granted they've been hiking through snow for going on five days, yet even a Dragon would tire from it, if given no breaks.<br/><br/>He caught up with Taika, because she had stopped to look at something, and an odd mixture of relief and apprehension washed over him. He was glad he didn't have to walk anymore, yet looking at the sight before him, he almost wanted to turn around and start heading back to the city.<br/><br/>Hadyn had been living in the underground city trying to be as anonymous as he could, being what he was. He knew the humans had caught wind of the existence of Dragons and most knew about them, as some would think that showing their true nature was a good idea. However, those Dragons would always seem to vanish, and the public feared them, most now becoming wary of everyone and security measures were increased. Most job applications now involved blood tests and polygraphs which soon started segregating people. People with jobs were trusted more because they had passed screening, while homeless and unemployed people were under heavy suspicion of being a Dragon since they either fail the screening process, or are too afraid to take them in the first place.<br/><br/>Haydn started finding it too hard to he applied for a job he thought was a boring, minimum wage position, but when his screening test failed, he expected to be turned away or reported to authorities, yet he was offered a job, eventually leading up to this little excursion; infiltrating a suspected Dragon testing facility.<br/><br/>Taika was officially his boss, yet because they were both Dragons, she treated him a little differently, almost as equals, yet she expected him to know who was in charge, although she did accept suggestions.<br/><br/>He stepped up beside her and pulled out a pair of binoculars, then began scanning the complex. It was heavily guarded, security sensors and unmanned, armed camera drones buzzed around in the snow filled sky. Barbed wire lined the perimeter fence and a watch tower had guards scanning around with their own binoculars. Haydn zoomed in on the main gate and saw the locking panels beside it, obviously equipped with biometric scanners. He was quite skilled with most things technological, can hack open doors in a pinch and gather intelligence, but even this might be a little tricky.<br/><br/>He lowered his binoculars and sighed, turning to his boss.<br/><br/>"You have no idea what you're doing, do you?" he asked, "No plans?" he huffed with a short chuckle, "Neither of us expected this. Looks like big bucks went into this place. I saw guards, flying security drones, biometric locks, probably an electrified net over the place to prevent anything from flying in too." As if on cue, a bird fluttered up and over the wall, then suddenly popped in a ball of flame and light, leaving behind only a whisp of smoke. The guards in the area whipped around and pointed rifles, but quickly went back to their patrols, "Ah, poor Bird." He added, his binoculars back to his eyes. He handed them to Taika and suddenly sat down in the snow, his hand to his chin as he thought hard, his eyes danced over the complex below them.<br/><br/>"We could go with one of us being a distraction and the other sneak in, but I doubt neither of us would last long or survive. We could go through the sew...." he paused when he heard the sound of a truck and stood up to peer over the edge of the hill they were standing on, seeing a road and a pair of bouncing lights approaching. Seemed to be a large supply truck with a single escort, "Or we could grab a lift and some disguises..."