<div class="floatleft">(http://i.imgur.com/FT0LnKc.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Dara Kurova (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=250173.msg12369710#msg12369710)<br/><strong>City | Date | Time:</strong>Seatle, WA | August 16, 2017 | 11:02 PM PST<br/><strong>Tagging | Mentioning:</strong>Shae, Elijah, Kumiho<br/><strong>Content:</strong>Escaping<br/><hr/>"EMP?" Dara seemed pleased with this idea. "Oh, that's perfect. That'll blend nicely." A twisted little grin glimmered back at him as she gave Shae a sly glance. An EMP did more than shut down communication devices, and it helped take care of some things for Dara. She doubted that Elijah's EMP would work on much of Tac 6's equipment, and that was purely based on her knowledge that the military is well equip with EMP resistant/proof devices. It only made sense that Tac 6 would take these sorts of precautions as well. However, Lights, tv, everything else would go out thanks to Elijah and just went people thought it might be a simple blackout, that's when Shae's ability would sweep over them and the true panic would begin.<i>This</i>would make their escape even easier.<br/><br/>"There are several levels of deadzoning. Shae will take care of the first level." Dara started to explain but allowed Shae to take over the rest as a little smile toyed at her lips. Sometimes she honestly wished she had Shae's abilities. They were really<i>so freaking cool</i>. "But I need everyone to hold hands, not in a circle, but in a chain, okay? Just follow me." And she didn't stop Shae from her work after that.<br/><br/>As silence fell over them Dara visibly twitched, but reacted little more past that. Sure, she'd been exposed to this sort of<i>dead silence</i>many times in the past but that didn't really make her anymore comfortable with it. She'd always wondered what it was like to be deaf and thanks to Shae, she could truthfully say she didn't envy them at all. There was just something terrifying about not being able to hear your surroundings anymore -<i>nothing</i>. She was hyper-vigilant, after all. This sort of scenario had been absolutely horrifying for her the first few times she and Shae messed around with it. Now days, while she was nervous as hell, she could at least keep her cool outwardly.<br/><br/>Once Shae was done with her display she reached out and took her twin's hands in hers, then glanced to the other two. She only waited long enough for someone to take Shae's other hand, and then the next to hopefully take<i>that person's</i>hand before she started forward. As she pulled them towards the door the world around the four of them began to warp and distort. It was as if an opalescent, semi-sheer screen had been placed over their bodies - but unlike the first time around, this bubble hugged closer. They could see one another within it if their chain remained straight but the moment that chain of humans bowed or bent and limbs or entire people - front of the line or back - would completely disappear from view. Dara's pace wasn't slow, but it wasn't fast either. They moved at a brisk walk past the room door and outside they could see more people in varying shades of panic. Some were running for the exits, others were huddled up on the floor or pressed against the walls with their mouths agape - screaming silently - as they tried desperately to hear<i>anything</i>, even if it was just themselves.<br/><br/>They meshed well with the crowd of scrambling people trying to shove their way down the stairwell, the narrowness of Dara's cloak kept people who bumped into them from immediately noticing any disappearing limbs - especially given the overall darkness of the hotel. Not even emergency lights were on. It wasn't until they made it to the first floor that they would truly understand the sort of chaos they'd unleashed on this place. People were not only scrambling for exists, but they were breaking windows just to get outside. The newly rotated officers (Now Tac 6) at the doors, flashlights intact somehow, were trying their best to keep people from forcing their way out of the locked doorways but they could do very little about the people climbing out of windows. That was<i>their</i>ticket out of here. It wasn't like the three people Dara was leading through the place could easily see - or at least she assumed not - she on the other hand had not trouble seeming absolutely<i>everything</i>and there was no way she was taking them to any of the more obvious exits - they were leaving through one of the already broken ground floor windows.<br/><br/>If nothing got in their way, one at a time she'd lead them through the window. Obviously they'd have to let go of each others' hands at that point but that didn't drop that protective bubble surrounding their bodies either. Once they made it to the window, Dara pulled off her jean coat and laid it across the bottom half of the window. She then reached for Shae again and led her closer to the ledge. Dara hopped over and once she was outside, she reached in to tug at Shae's sleeve lightly to signal she could follow.. One at a time they'd all hopefully make it through, and hopefully after that they'd make it down the street without incident. Past that? Who knew...