Terrie mumbled under her breath as she glared at his retreating back. Use the new skylight huh? Rubbing her wrists and ankles, she looked up and grinned. "I think it needs to be bigger if I'm gonna use it." Laughing a bit to herself, she took a deep breath, balled her hands into fists and then quickly raised and lowered them. Dust filled the air as more parts of the ceiling broke up and floated gently down this time. No sense in letting Jack know she was making an even bigger mess this time. A slight cough escaped her as some of the dust tickled her nose. Wiping that away, she picked up the biggest slabs of concrete she could find and hurled them back up to what little there was left of the roof.<br/><br/>"I'll also use the ceiling to repair the wall. I just said I would repair it. Did not say with what or how I would do it." Scrambling over the rocks and slabs, she started to climb the wall, unaware that she might have some more company soon if she did not make it out before Johnny figured out where she was. Pulling herself onto the roof, she set about repairing the wall. First she gently lowered the slabs down to the ground before jumping after them. This time, the gentleness was more for necessity than to try and be sneaky. She really did not want to work too hard repairing the wall.<br/><br/>Finding her discarded clothing, she slipped it back on before lifting the first slab and all but slamming it into the wall. Sliding it along, she grinned as it covered about half the hole. "Perfect." Cementing it in place by coaxing the two rocks to meld together, she picked up the second and did the same. There was still a small hole, about the size of her head left, but eh. She fixed most of it and it wasn't like anyone too big could fit through it. Put a sheet of plastic over it and you have another window. Which the place sorely needed in her opinion, to go with its new skylight.<br/><br/>A quick step back to admire her handiwork and she was off back down the street. Sure. She could have gone in to get her drink, but she wasn't exactly that stupid. Jack's parting comment had made her realize she made quite a few people in there mad. While she did not mind it when the odds were unfair, she would rather they be unfair in her favor instead of against. Peeking around the front of the building, she checked to make sure the coast was clear before dashing in front of the door and to the corner.<br/><br/>A quick skid and she was around the corner, up against the wall to see if anyone had decided to run after her. She felt along the wall, and taking out a good size brick, held it at the ready to clock anyone in the head when they came around. Was it unfair? Yes. Did she care? Nope. Not in the least.