The blaring noise of the alarm took Lex by surprise. Even more surprising was when Blue jerked suddenly from her perch on his shoulders, and he tightened his grip on her legs to steady her so they didn't both topple over. Even in its disgusting, uniform noise, Lex still thought that alarm sounded like the most beautiful sound in the world. He started laughing before he could stop himself. In at least some capacity, this building had electricity. He almost couldn't contain his excitement.<br/><br/>“Hear that, Blue?” he asked, as if there was any way she could have missed the sound of the tripped alarm. He breathed in, smile pulling at his lips. He probably could've have screamed. “That's the sound of how much of a fucking genius you are.” It was more correct to say that it was the sound of an electrical grid that was actually online, but his description sounded more apt.<br/>____________________________________<br/><br/>It didn't take long for Marcus to discern which building was screaming. If he had been a betting man, and if betting would have done him much good, he would've bet it had something to do with Lex. He followed the sound. If his com device hadn't been clipped to the backpack in his speeder, he probably would've said something catty over the radio about how the blind guy always managed to find trouble.