Fain looked askance at the beings filtering in but didn’t pay them head. Her attention was focused on her friend. On JD. She needed answers and she’d be damned if he didn’t give them to her. Turning she looked to the new voice that spoke. The ‘Binary’ man. Whatever the hell that thing was. She whispered under her breath at his words, “Yah no shit I can’t wear pjs,” she grumbled in annoyance. What the hell was up with these guys. Well her ire was cut short when her PJs were replaced with Trinity’s outfit with nothing more then a blink on the screen to mark it.<br/><br/>“OHHHHKay now that is cool! Got any of these magic screens I could have in my apartment?” She asked with a wicked grin looking at her outfit. Complete with the flowing coat which just made it that much cooler. “OH hell yah I could get used to this,” she said a moment before the binary thing starts speaking again. At first she was going blast him about his comment for her hair, what was wrong with it? Well that was her thought until more changes kept taking shape. She couldn’t help but look at herself and felt like this was the coolest dream. Only she knew it wasn’t a dream.<br/><br/>She nodded to the Binary man, feeling a little too heavy she figured that the slits were probably something to do with another thing he’d done to her. Whatever this magic was it was both the coolest thing ever and the most terrifying. She had just finished thanking the binary man before turning to face JD again as his chair made of lord only know what walked over to him.<br/><br/>“Yah I want that text later,” she said in awe struck wonder. She couldn’t even think straight. Outside of the fact that she could see perfectly through the glasses and was totally at awe and speechless. Hell she barely understood anything. Startled by the hack on her phone she stared at it in black wonder. It rested in her hand after all. What the fuck? Was all she could think of. This was way not normal. Can we say reality lag much? Yah ok I’m way out of my element here. She thought again feeling her heart quicken.<br/><br/>As the strangeness kept going and the phone thing talked about hacking she wondered if she should volunteer might actually be good to do something, but before she could speak someone already beat her to it. Or something? She didn’t have a clue and just tried not to. Instead she nodded when JD told her to tack the signal. Looking at her phone she felt odd because it was so simple to just see the signal like code running through the matrix. How weird.<br/><br/>Slightly startled by what was still going on around her she didn’t focus on anything except the task he’d given her. Letting her mind focus and she saw it clear as day. “I have it,” she called out not having heard what anyone else said.