Blue looked between Lex's head and the window. "You're certainly tall enough to get me up there. Please don't drop me." She pleaded as she made her way back to where the group of loose bricks had been, picking one up and returning to him. "There's no bars, this should be easy." She grinned smugly, tapping his shoulder for him to lower himself down. This was... reckless, how in the hell was he going to stay balanced? She had the mild fear that they were both going to end up hurt, but she had to admit she was curious about this building too. So she went along with it anyway, climbing onto his shoulders when he was ready and keeping her freehand pressed against the wall to keep herself somewhat balanced.<br/><br/>"Okay, keep your head down in case any shards drop." She instructed, before she began to bash the brick against the window. It took a few tries, this was reinforced and Blue didn't have much strength. But she finally did it, and she knew she did because a loud alarm began to sound from the building, echoing throughout the courtyard. It was loud. Really loud. And it could probably be heard for miles. Blue screamed from the shock, dropping the brick to the ground and pressing both hands against her ears to try and block out the sound - not that it did much. It was deafening.