The steps came as an unwelcome climb, but Lex took it in stride. He wasn't entirely sure if he was looking forward to investigating what was beyond the door at the top or the tower, or dreading it. It could give them a clue as to where they could find their mother, but it could also shine a light on just how horrible the project he'd been a part of was. A part of him wanted to know to what end he'd been working toward, but the rest of him was just scared to find out.<br/><br/>Suddenly they were at the top of the platform, and he stopped just in time to not run into Blue. He could still feel her close by; she was a source of warmth from in front of him, whereas Marcus stood to his side. She touched his stomach, sending a little spark of electricity across his skin through the fabric of his sweater. “Ah yes, so I can be the first to see what lies behind door number one,” he joked, but he did actually want to do the honors. There was something satisfying in breaking into this building after so many years. Blue's delicate hand guided his own to the handle of the door, and with a feeling of resolution he opened it. “Okay! What am I looking at?”<br/><br/>Marcus stood on his toes a bit to peer over his much taller brother's shoulder. “...Nothing?” Marcus answered, carefully slinking around Lex to get into the mostly barren room. A singular, fine-looking desk stood in the middle of the room, two blinded windows at either side of the far wall. He crossed the length of the floor, opening up the blinds to let the rising sunlight flood in. On top of the desk sat what looked like an unnecessarily fancy radio, a headset, and a notebook. For how hard this room was to get into, the contents weren't exactly impressive. He plopped down in the chair at the desk, testing it by swiveling side to side before making himself comfortable to start snooping.