“What do you mean ‘nothing?’” Lex asked as Marcus slipped past him, relinquishing the vice grip on his wrist. This room had been behind a security clearance for a reason, and that reason certainly wasn’t fucking ‘nothing’. Marcus’ hand was replaced with Blue's much softer one, their fingers intertwining as she led him in. A desk, a notebook, and a radio? It didn't make sense, but Blue placed his hand on it just to prove to him what he couldn't see. He felt over it, fingers just barely brushing over the dips and rises of buttons and dials. “If this is a radio, then this is the most important fucking radio on Eden.”<br/><br/>At Blue's question, Marcus swiveled in the chair toward her a bit, looking at her just long enough to make sure she was asking him and not, for some inane reason, his brother. He turned back to the radio, eyes training on the tape recorder embedded into it. “Looks like it,” he confirmed, pressing the eject button and letting the slat fall forward. “Hey, there's actually still a tape in here.”<br/><br/>Lex perked up at the mention of some sort of explanation. “Well, go on,” he urged, his excitement only thinly veiled.<br/><br/>Marcus took a deep breath, looking over his shoulder at Blue and then at his brother before he closed the cassette recorder, turned the machine on and pressed the play button. The sounds of the tape turning and playing were evident, but… Not much else. Until a loud, inhuman screech screamed at them from the radio. Lex immediately clapped his hands over his ears, but Marcus was in shock for a couple of seconds before he could manage to press the stop button.<br/><br/>“...What in the fuck was that?” Lex asked, but he knew that neither of them could answer.<br/><br/>Marcus was pointedly silent as he stared at the radio, brow furrowed in confusion. Slowly, questions were starting to come to him. “Hey guys.” Lex hummed in response. “Have you noticed that there aren't any bodies around this place?”<br/><br/>“No, Marcus, I did not,” Lex replied, obviously. It took him a second to register what his brother said. “No bodies? That doesn't make any sense. This place had such a high concentration of Realians.”