[right][h3]Wisp[/h3]Sheila Hopkins

[i]Rocker Warehouse[/i][/right][hr]

If they were so wary about their marks being seen, then why set up the marks? Wisp shrugged internally as she kept going, eventually ending up at the warehouse. These people seemed all to be on-edge. … It occurred to her that they may have been told “Wisp is coming”. It also occurred to her that those marks earlier may have been intended entirely for her.

… Okay. That was minutely troubling. Also, she was starting to feel cold, mostly from shivers and the feeling of being in danger. Alright, let’s check things out.

Would be excruciatingly nice if someone were to go through that door at any time, because then Wisp could perhaps slip through. A self-opening door would tip them off somewhat fierce. She’d also walk around the place and watch for any opportunities to enter without having to open a door. If that was possible, she’d love to do that first.

… And if that turned out to be impossible, she had one more trick up her sleeve.

She wouldn’t start with the pickaxe marked door. She’d pick a relatively close door and see if she could work her way there. She’d press herself against the door, ensuring she’s within one meter of all of it with stretched limbs. On the other side, she’d simply take the light pictured and then maintain the image of the closed door on both sides. Keeping it like that, she’d attempt to silently open the door and get in, the light continuing to reveal but a closed door while she tried to be exceptionally silent going in. Hopefully, if she were doing this, she wouldn’t mess up and leave the other end of the door outside her range as she slipped by the end with as little margin as possible… hopefully.

She would not try the large double doors with that strategy. Couldn’t possibly hide that one opening with her light.

Now, if that door was locked, then she’d confirm so quickly and then move on to the next door to try again. If all the doors were locked, then she’d settle for sitting down somewhere waiting for the door to open from either side. They had to leave at some point, at the very least.

If she got inside and was otherwise not ambushed in any form or way, she’d explore the insides of the building as came natural, haunting for ways to get up to that lit room.

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