Whitney left to go join Ace (for certain values thereof) along the waterfront, doing science and preparing to strike. Surely nothing would go wrong with their plans!<br/><br/>----<br/><br/>"Robot porn?" the dockworker flicked ash off his cigarette and pouted, "there's something like that going on around here and nobody told me? Man, Why am I always the last one to know about everything." He pointed past the harbor, to some low-rise buildings a block away, "well if it's here, and I haven't seen it, it's probably over that way. Maybe try the Azure Universe," he pointed directly to a blue building that seemed a little less seedy than the ones surrounding it, "seems like the sort of thing that alien would set up. No offense, ma'am," he said to Kanina.<br/><br/>The Azure Universe was taller and sturdier than its fellows, with an image of a moon and stars swirling around a woman made of goo in a school uniform. Subtle. A couple of unusually attractive men were entering, complaining about the drive over and how they never thought they'd pay for college this way.<br/><br/>Darclight could probably make use of his various super-senses to scope out the upper floors of the building (it certainly didn't<em>look</em>engineered to resist a sensor sweep), depending on how picky he was or wasn't about invading people's privacy for the sake of a mission like this.