Marcus started to worry more the longer that Blue was gone and the longer that the alarm stayed on. Until, at last, the blare of the alarm stopped on a dime. It was almost a little unsettling, how quiet it seemed now, but Marcus was glad that whatever Blue had tried worked. He heard Lex breathe a sigh of relief from somewhere behind him, and Marcus was about to chastise him again for being so reckless and<span style="font-style: italic">stupid</span>. That is, until Blue reappeared in the glass doors before them. Marcus managed to catch her signal to move, but Lex was blind. And unfortunately for the elder brother, Marcus didn't much feel like warning him to get out of the way.<br/><br/>Lex didn't even have time to gasp when he heard the shattering of glass, only a split second before he felt the shards explode in the air around him. He shattered glass hadn't cut him anywhere, but when he went to brush off the tiny shards, he realized pretty immediately that he was going to be picking glass out of his hair for days. He straightened himself up and smiled where he assumed Blue was. "What did you find?" he asked immediately. Marcus eyed him carefully, though Lex was blissfully unaware. He wasn't dumb to the older brother's attempts to snake out of their conversation. "You had to put in an alarm, so there's electricity in at least one room. Did you try anything? I need to know<span style="font-style: italic">everything.</span>"