<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/1/10/HappyPunk03.jpg)</div>Though Roan's briefing evidently secured Happy's attention, with the punk nodding approvingly in response to Roan's conclusions and Vivian's suggestion, it was Trance's generosity that drew the most enthusiastic response from her.<br/><br/>"Oh!  That's so kind of you.  Very thoughtful indeed," Happy enthused at the Tech - looking genuinely touched, while making sure that there was room for Trance and her food to settle into place.  "Thank you.  If you're quite sure, then I'd love one."<br/><br/>"Did they know they had to be out by the time you finished eating?", she then enquired of Roan, playful expression suggesting that she was not really expecting a response.  After all, it's the sort of favour that the fangirl would expect people to be happy to provide for Parabellum's lead singer!<br/><br/>"But, ahh, yes.  I'd trust the Fireman to give us accurate information... and what we have<em>would</em>indicate that the occupant is not only alone, but actively<em>avoiding</em>any contact with anyone else.  There's always the possibility that we just happen to show up sixty seconds before a couple of guys jump the back wall to burgle his house, or something, but barring that sort of freak occurrence we should be able to count on there being nothing but the security systems to get in our way.  It's probably worth checking if the gate unlocks when the security is deactivated - if we can just walk in and out as we please, then that'd be helpful!  But we won't be sure of that till the 'runner does his thing, and going over the wall sounds like a very sensible option to be prepared for.   Though, ahh, I might not personally be able to<em>promise</em>to manage that quietly or quickly.  At least not without help."<br/><br/>"For, umm, transporting the guy.  Are there plans there?  One possibility could be to put him in cryostasis - once he's in that, there's a<em>guarantee</em>of no trouble from him.  And few people'll have the nerve to crack open a cryo unit to check on the occupant, even if they see it!  But it's expensive on the supplies it uses up, would mean we couldn't put anyone<em>else</em>in there if trouble hit and they got hurt, and would mean we were lugging around something that looks like a padded body-bag.  When it's not in use, it fits in my pack.  But 'occupied', you're looking at something two metres long and bulky.  Still, there's nothing else I can think of that'd be so certain to keep him both healthy and quiet for as long as needed..."