The place is not so far that the truck can't go and get there, at least as long as there's no side-trips. Or at least no plans to return home before it has a nice long rest. On the other hand, Lilly can arrange for a parking garage to have a spot for the new old vehicle and hope that grid guide is being accurate today because then everyone can get together in one trip and there won't be too much time lost.<br/><br/>On the other hand, Lapine is kind of a beast and more importantly one with a way around parking tickets and red light tickets. That wouldn't get anyone there fast enough to have the truck then go back home, but it's obviously the best as far as hopefully seeing the poor schmuck alive. Of course, there's no clue how actually close Pain is to her target.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Varoot Motor Hotel</div><div class="spoiler_body"> Unlike a lot of motels, the Varoot Motor Hotel has three stories of faux brick and wood 'comfort'. Like a lot of motels, there's enough parking space to put an extra building or two on, so it's easy to see into once you get closer. On arrival, there's no obvious signs of combat, which is good. There's also somebody in a van trying to sell 'exotic kittens' which are transparently tigers. This isn't good or bad, just weird.<br/><br/>And if that didn't sell you on how seedy this place is, the (mostly) legal drug vending machine should probably clue even the most innocent of people in, big time. As should the tinted glass window keeping the reception desk from being accessible from the outside and the automated check-in kiosk that looks almost like it had been ripped out of some love hotel in Electric Town. The kiosk claims that the actual front desk crew will be back from the bathroom in 30, but that seems a bit doubtful.<br/><br/></div></div>