Joe hurriedly exited the building, leaving Salem to catch up. He was glad that Mary had let them go so easily, even with Aamu ruining her furniture. He did feel bad, though. The shadow demon had probably given Mary one hell of a clean up job now. Joe side and ran a hand through his hair. He had no time to deal with this. He just needed to get those discs and take a shower and forget everything that had happened since yesterday. However, that was hard to do when he had a giant otter ghost following close behind him. He could hear the clatter of her claws on the pavement, which was really getting on his nerves because he knew she could be silent. "Do you mind?" he asked, not even bothering to turn around. The sound stopped suddenly.<br/><br/>Aamu had exited the building through the wall and had been following the boys excitedly. She took in the brightness of the summer day, trees waving their green leaves in the hot and humid air. The sky was blue, too, and she liked that. In response to her good mood, her mask shifted into various shades of bright blues, teals and greens. However, she found it difficult to lumber around on the small sidewalk, so she was half on it half on the street, and cars were passing through her like it was nothing. She was like a huge happy dog out for a walk with her fat, upset owner.<br/><br/>Upon reaching the library, Joe grabbed the door handle and paused. "Okay, gameplan. You're the employee so you're gonna act all nonchalant and make a fucking beeline to the computers. You remember which ones had the discs in them?" Joe didn't wait for Salem to answer. "Okay, good. I'm going to distract the staff at the desk so they don't see you removing any malware. It's foolproof, it'll be great. No one will know anything," he kept talking. However, it seemed mostly now like Joe was talking to himself. He opened the door to the library.