<div class="floatleft">(https://wallpaperplay.com/walls/full/2/7/7/367958.jpg)</div>The night was late, and surprisingly cold for a late September night in New York City.  Frost had already formed on vehicles and building ledges on the facilities near the Omni International dock and warehouse.  Omni International was a new technology firm which sprung out of Atlanta five years ago and was not giving Stark Enterprises a run for their money.  They did not compete often head to head as Omni seemed to be heavily invested in the bio-technology market, but where they did it was hard to determine which was the better product.  It was clear they had put money behind their New York facilities as their dock and distribution were state of the art.<br/><br/>While it did look like some business was still happening, the investigation into the break-in of the facility was still on-going, especially since near any criminal event which had some costumed criminal was attached to it was classified a domestic terrorist event, a lot of fingers were in the pie.  However, despite how the FBI, Homeland Security, and SHIELD all a part of the investigation, security of the crime scene was still handled by the NYPD, as the other agencies had little interest in grunt work.  As a result, Detective Blake was indeed able to fudge some of the shift times to give the rest of the team a window of time to slip in the hole opened by the Serpent Solutions when they tried to infiltrate the location.<br/><br/>The stealth technology did give the team an edge in the fact most modern forms of surveillance would not record or notice them.  Still, there was perhaps a need for caution as the security systems of Omni were cutting edge.  While much of the debris from the previous battle had been cleared up, the path of destruction was still clear and would give the team a starting point to begin their investigation.  Everything seemed in place, and the facility itself was automated so there were no employees on location at this time at night.  All seemed calm, save perhaps the sense of something in the air, like lightning before it strikes.