When Blue was given the signal, she stepped closer to the fence, wrapping her fingers around one of the poles as she stepped through the gap and squeezed her way onto the other side, tripping onto the ground with a light thud and a groan. She soon picked herself up, though, her eyes moving up to look over the three buildings before they settled on where Lex said the garage would be.<br/><br/>She spun round on her heels to look at Marcus, nodding her head. "I'll be quick." She promised, before breaking into a light jog and heading towards the building. Shit, shit, shit. What if there were people here? Her hand instinctively hovered over her gun as she slowed into a walk, sticking to the grass to keep her movement quiet.<br/><br/>As the blonde approached her destination she looked back over to the brothers to make sure they were still there. They could just run off with her backpack at this point, she'd left it on the ground beside Lex's feet. But they wouldn't, right? She'd risked her life to keep Lex safe. She grabbed the front door handle and gave it a few hard tugs, sighing as it didn't open. Shit. She circled the perimeter of the building with haste, looking for another way inside. But there only seemed to be this one entrance and the walls weren't rough enough to even attempt to climb.<br/><br/>Glancing around herself she noticed a couple of bricks that had clearly been blown off one of the walls that separated each building. Blue picked one up and returned to one of the windows, throwing the brick at it with a loud smash before she recoiled to attempt to not get hurt. Well, it might've been a little destructive, but it had worked. She took her gun out of it's holster to clear the frame of any shards she might catch herself on before climbing through and dropping on the other side. She was sure the place was empty now, there would've been<span style="font-style: italic">some</span>kind of reaction to that noise... Right?<br/><br/>Now she just needed to find the gym.