<div class="floatright">(http://www.mf08s.com/m/ent/uploadfile/201103/24/20110324124458763.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Valerie 'Myriad' Dobson (http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=119101.msg5198980#msg5198980)<br/>Sex: Female  Age: 24<br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Game Stats</div><div class="spoiler_body"><strong>Saves</strong>: Tough: +1, Fort: +4, Ref: +5, Will: +4<br/>Attack Bonus: +4 (Ranged: +4, Melee: +6, Grapple: +7)<br/>Attacks: Unarmed Attack, +6 (DC 16)<br/>Defense: +6  (Flat-footed: +3), Knockback: +0<br/>Initiative: +2<br/>'Cheyenne' (NYC) Health:  Hero Points: 0<br/>'Norma Jeanne' (NYC) (NYC) Health:  Hero Points: 0<br/>'Stella' (NYC) Health:  Hero Points: 0<br/></div></div><hr/><strong>On the road, by the facility</strong><br/><br/>Myriad, the punk-asian version at the wheel, turned the car around and headed towards the nearest town. Their first 'look' at the facility showed that it was there. She felt a bit useless at this point. She was, for all intents, a normal woman. Granted one that shared 24 bodies at once. She didn't have 'nifty' powers like the ability to slow time or manipulate plants. She did have the power of twenty four average IQ brains analyzing the problem from different angles.<br/><br/>"So, we got the scary gate, possibly a nasty death beyond the fence and floor plans for the facility that might be of questionable worth." Her 'Stella' form said as she pulled out a copy of the plans in question. She was looking over it and considering their options. No building was 100% secure, she recalled from a special she'd helped film in school. They had interviewed several 'prison breakers' in the course of the documentary. The core element that the true professionals had pointed out, in particularly one WWII vet who had also broken out of several prisons in the US, was that you had to think of a secure facility as onion. Each layer contributed to the overall security of the place, but stood separate.<br/><br/><em>'The trick is knowing how to peel each layer without letting the next one know what is coming'</em>, the old mobster had said with a hacking cough as she filmed the shoot and her classmate had done the interview.<br/><br/>"Now the easy part is done," 'Stella' said with a steady voice as she recalled what the old man had said. Where to look for weak points and gaps in coverage and the point the designers missed. Question was, could she do that with a girl who could manipulate plants a man from the future with the abilty to speed up or slow time and three copies of the same woman. "We got to peel this bitch and that requires some thinking. I got a printer, laptop and we can set up a room in a nearby hotel to think things through. Paradox can you get into the facility remotely or will you need to stay close?"<br/><br/><br/><br/>