<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/e/e3/RoanQuinceCyber3.png)</div>Roan scaled the wall calmly and carefully, and her expression remained set and passive; inwardly, however, she was anything but calm. A passionate eagerness had begun to stir within her, an emotional torrent which she had felt first birth upon discovery of her target's location, and then bud and writhe the closer they came; now it was waking up, and the Rockerboy could feel herself beginning to anticipate the climax of the night's end: that moment of promised violence when she could finally claim the life of Blaker's killer.<br/><br/>The monofilament wire came as a complete surprise to Roan, and it brought her crashing back into the present moment with suitable immediacy. She looked down at her jacket and its newly acquired tears, and swore under her breath as she ripped the last of the fabric free from those grasping wires. She looked up at them, studying their position, and rapidly came to the same conclusion that the others had.<br/><br/>The Corporation was trying to keep their target<em>in</em>; they were not trying to keep intruders<em>out</em>. But whilst that raised a whole host of questions that Roan might have guessed the answer to, it didn't change a damn thing in the overall scheme of things: if the man inside was the same one who had killed Blaker, then they would locate him and extract him, and then she would<em>flatline</em>him.<br/><br/>Eager though she was, however, Roan was not foolish enough to barrel forwards into the unknown without taking at least a moment to reorient herself. Keeping low and out of sight, she curled her fingers about the handle of her handgun, readying herself to draw it should some hapless guard chance upon them. So far, they couldn't see any who were likely to, but thus far nothing had gone particularly to plan.<br/><br/>When Trance offered to remove the wire, Roan looked her way.<strong>"That might take more time than we have,"</strong>she said, and then nodded towards the windows.<strong>"You seeing any reason why we shouldn't favour the windows?"</strong>