The good news is that part of that is done for everyone. (The bad news, of course, being that it's done for everyone and sprung in the middle of some kind of comment by Merya.)<br/><br/>There's another announcement, less majestic eagle and more really, really loud words, that the crates are going to be delivered, oh, now. And look for the map on your electronic paper! The real sticking point is that they want to make sure everyone scrambles, so there's a big incentive to get there first. The locks on the crate will unlock after just one minute if the first group manages to hold it uncontested that long.<br/><br/>Everyone else will have to hold it longer. How much, well, that's not said. Probably enough to make it 'dramatic' or so says Merya as she scrambles to get her outfit on and not shock herself. She'd been borrowing Izu's spear to drag the outfit around and charge it by induction without needing to wear it.<br/><br/>Izu had been the most relaxed about preparing, because, well, between the gun, the spear, and the 'clothes' only the first two were really helpful in his opinion. The 'kimono' didn't protect, and was short enough that it didn't really hide anything when worn properly. That's why it's currently being wrapped around his waist.<br/><br/>Annie gets ready pretty quickly, because she slept in half of her clothes. Some of the straps needed redoing, but that could be done in the car. By somebody else.<br/><br/>Gyudon, though, is ready fastest of all. She'd been reapplying her 'outfit' as soon as she got up (even with the armored mesh socks, she still got to 'enjoy' the feeling of walking around barefoot), and the gun had already been loaded by Izu (in return for work on his arm, natch).