Well, Lapine was happy for the failure in security now - well, happier; high-powered rifles and mobile SMG units, neither was particularly fun to deal with, and they could spit out a significant quantity of full-auto fire accurate-to-target that was better than she. Given time, she might try stripping them for useful parts on the way out, but for now if they weren't working, she wasn't worried.<br/><br/>Clearing the hallway was more worrisome; lots of doors on either side. Thankfully, most of the doors were fragged or see-through, and it wasn't hard to clear. Lots of potentially valuable cyberdeck parts though, and Lapine could consider scrounging those on her way out too.<br/><br/>Finally they got to the door, and it was certainly built for security. Recessed lock, hard to pry out, harder to work on... and judging by the nearby hardware, doubtful that it was going to just trip some silent alarm when it happened. Thankfully, those things were broken, and also thankfully it was a cardreader lock...<br/><br/>...and they'd found a card earlier, which was now dry and didn't smell of death.<br/><br/><Give it a shot?> Lapine suggested, then pointed to the direction from whence they came. <Gun up, keep an eye for weaponry or anything else that might pop up when we do this. I'll be watching the front, since the threat is less known. My plate can soak a bullet, so if we start taking fire, I want YOU to get out of the way, understood?><br/><br/>And then she swiped the card, one-handing her SBR at the ready...