Well fuck, there went the neighborhood. They needed a code now, and they probably weren't going to find one. But, Lex was their best hope, even if he was still not going to be any help at all. "We need a code," Marcus threw back over his shoulder, keeping his eyes on Blue's note. He didn't want to look at his brother, but they could at least still cooperate. "She says we need it to stop the alarm. Do you have literally any clue what it could be? Or where we could go to find it?"<br/><br/>Lex's stomach sank; he knew absolutely nothing about the security codes for this building. However, he<span style="font-style: italic">did</span>know the one for the Venture Corp laboratory. Maybe the entire facility used the same one? He highly doubted it, but it was at least worth a shot. "The one for the building I worked in was 5387," he offered with an apologetic shrug. "I don't know. I was never given clearance to this building-"<br/><br/>"-So you just decided that it was a good idea to break into it?" Marcus snapped, cutting him off. Lex's jaw closed with a snap and Marcus rolled his eyes. His brother could be so stupid sometimes. They didn't even know what was in here, and they hadn't finished searching and clearing the base, and Lex decided that it was a good time to go on some urban exploration. He allowed himself one more angry huff before holding his hands out and signalling the numbers Lex told her. "Here goes literally nothing, I guess."