If there was anything Yenal hated, it was being rushed. He knew his job, he knew the consequences of not finishing in time. And he was a pretty decent judge of time. But most of all, he didn’t screw up when it mattered. At least not yet. So until  he did, he preferred others let him work when he needed and stop pushing him. The rushing hit on his shoulder was one such occasion. But it wasn’t the main reason he was annoyed. Since they had been given the mission last minute, they hadn’t given him time to go over the machines, and he hated using standard issue.<br/><br/>Despite his youth, he was one of the best mechanics on the planet. And he knew how much the military tried to skimp on certain things and go for just adequate equipment. The OG’s were such a case. It took him a few minutes to alter the system to release no detectable readings. No matter what equipment the enemy used, they wouldn’t find him, neither would the military but they could bitch and moan about it later. If he was being forced to play stealth, he would do it right and make no opportunities for it to go wrong. Though Harness wanted out, he wanted to not have his superiors up his ass because of something stupid.  More than anything though, he didn’t want to get her a hole in the stomach rather than just an upset one.<br/><br/>It wasn’t like he took that long to begin with, he was just a minute and a half late as he removed any processes that would make it easy to find him on any form of radar or tracking. Once done, he wasted no time he dropping with the rest, moving quickly to position and looking back at his partner for a moment, asking,<em>You alright?</em>in a quick telepathic message isolated just to her. Thought he couldn’t focus on her for long, would turn around if need be. He was a cripple and if she was sick they definitely could not be in a stealth mission. It was bad enough that neither of them were really made for it to begin with. If anything it was like bringing a garage and a wrecking ball to a game of hide and go seek.<br/><br/>But just as he was thinking about how bad this could end, he found something that changed his mind. A single spire on the plant as they approached, a little out of the way. Which he remembered from the blue prints. After a few minutes of thinking he came to a conclusion he thought would work well.<em>I’m going to take Harness with me and see if we can get into the maintenance network, might be able to get into the security and help you get past security faster.</em>Anyone who thought they needed Yensal or Harness needed to rethink, since Flicker was a faster hacker, Yensal was better off where the technical aspects were, and in that case, the maintenance tower was designed as an isolated part of the plant meant as a final resort to repair and restore the system, giving it special access to the rest of the plant. Not to the mainframe he was betting, but enough he could make himself useful. Harness would be invaluable for keeping an eye out and pulling his ass out if things got hot. Especially if he ran his suits timer out.<br/>