Widget has an AR line set up, a bit of 'keep out, spill warning' and a private one to Bunny, telling her to stay at least this far away. Mostly for the chance of explosives, magical or mundane. This probably wasn't deliberate revenge on Widget, but there was no sense taking any risks. Especially as one of the people that might take advantage of the 'hunt' to get in a killing attempt was the extremely notorious Pain G, whose more mentionable nicknames included "Psycho Killer," "Necromantic Sadist," and "Hegel's Daughter."<br/><br/>The door gets kicked in, and there's no explosion. A good enough sign for Widget to ask Bunny to move a little closer. Not inside yet, because there could still be an explosive, but close enough that she could get in with a few well chosen steps.<br/><br/>Although, even from outside, Bunny could see the very poorly treated remains of the Centre's manager. It looks like somebody took a knife to the human's skin, and then gave everything underneath to some hungry dogs until there was almost no meat left. Worst of all, the body was propped up at the desk, in a doing work kind of position, bloody, torn clothes draped over the bones.<br/><br/>And perhaps worst of all, there's some cheap automated security. No alarms, just a politely phrased demand that people get out, or they're going to be forced out. Widget, of course, ignores this and starts to search for... something. Bunny, according to the other runner's pre-programmed AR warnings, is free to either watch the door in case the manager somehow spent money on some actual security or get in an help look for, well, anything that might point to a person behind this.