The final option was always death. It was an ingrained motto for most of the second generation soldiers of Armenia to choose death before capture. To return after a capture after losing one's entire team was, politely put, disgraceful to those who had died. Of course there were always those who bore greater value in their lives but in the end they were left as a shell of guilt, effectively hindering their military progress. But in this case, she was not to surrender her intelligence to the UN, not<span style="font-style: italic">them</span>either. All she needed, if she was lazy, was to put a large enough distance between herself the sources of danger and blow her brains out, enough time for the body cells to realize that they were supposed to be dead and thus prevent any sort of bioelectric neural transfer.<br/><br/>Brown did notice the very human sounds coming from the street below, but turned around to enter the roof access. No way in hell was she about to allow them to confirm her location. Those Esper children who barely had any proper training with their powers were just going to have to wait for the next rescue unit; she was not going to play the hero and run out with guns blazing. She was not. What she was going to do however, was to fade into the churned concrete and twisted steel, preferably far away from the crystals.<br/><br/>She tripped twice in the stairwell, on the second time, her weight resting on her side-turned foot, instantly searing her nerves. She rested her head on the wall, she was tired, exhausted and confused. Brown knew that she would have to move on in order for any chance to freedom but resting too much weight on her foot would cause her ankle to explode in pain.<br/><br/>------<br/><br/>Touka allowed a senior officer to take over after the interview. The girl was not very cooperative, giving false leads and such as the Cortexwave helmet's sensors were pinging everywhere. Not helpful at all. As she changed out of her flight suit, tossing it into a chute before taking out the office attire she wore on her way here this afternoon.<br/>(Under construction)