"We'll show the footages from people going trough by legal means, but the border people didn't notice any sneaking around and they're as sharp as it gets..."<br/>It took Richard all the way to the cofee machine inside before he put two facts together.<br/>"Faster than an eye is a different case though. We did have a human sized object trip a speed meter on the highway. You're wonderman is due a ticket for speeding. That reminds me, i still didn't look at the photos..."<br/>The officer gone up to his computer close by and tapped up a picture of Chronos and Bloodsword running gracefully across the highway, just like two people on a short, relaxing jog. "Machines can make errors, but maybe they didn't this time?" Patting a bulky gun in his belt holster, the officer gave the rainy outsides a serious look. "If there's gonna be combat, our first duty is to protect the civiliians and their property. Of course that doesn't mean we're gonna cover stuff with our bodies and shout... One call on the communication and we'll be sorrounding everything."<br/>The older cop and a few rookies peering from over their desks seem to be rather nervous with their leader's bravado. "If they're a pair of super-humans, does it mean we're supposed to shoot to kill?" One asks.<br/>Richard pulls his hands into his pockets and glares bleakly at both Blake and Inimicus. "Would you answer that? Are their bouncing bullets of bracelets? Will they take a stun grenade?"<br/>In this whole discussion, Inimicus can feel the power of his project being impatient and yearning to act. Attuning himself to people is easier every passing month, and lately became like an instinct. The desire to attune to the cop is like a desire to have a cup of cofee or a doughnut.<br/><br/>In the motel, life was proceeding normally. Bloodsword and Chronos could hear some late guests arriving and getting to their rooms, the owner walking trough the corridor and helping with the suitcases, also two young guys arguing in the room next. No danger seemed to grace the time stream at the moment. A TV blared in one of the rooms with somebody saying the weather will suck terribly the whole week. The window in their room had a hole in it and sometimes a drop of wind-swept water would fall trough.