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Blake and Jamie handled the guards with ease, allowing Rumi to hang back and watch as the action unfolded before him. The mention of kidnapping heroes made him raise an eyebrow, realizing he had obtained another piece of the puzzle that was the Gugliano family's plans. Following the two into the Control Room, Rumi examined the damages Blake caused within it. He whistled, and said, "[color=silver]Goodness me, you're either getting better at controlling those flames, or you're really lucky that nothing vital got damaged.[/color]" He looked down at the goons on the ground, wondering if he should check for vitals, but decided that he need not bother. 

Placing a hand on one of the control panels, he wondered just how many secrets this one room held. Looking over at the computer Blake pointed out, he walked over to it while saying, "[color=silver]Leave it to me. I'll crack it open.[/color]" He pulled out a black box with a wire attached to it, connecting it to the computer. The programs within it began to work their magic, bypassing the computer's security and unlocking it. Opening the folder named "Hero Plan", he opened a "missionletter.doc" where it talked about the change in plans. Rumi began to search for more details involving the hero abductions and come across a document labeled, "ZERO". He began running his decryption program, only to be greeted with a popup window. Rumi was surprised to see it pop up, as it had seemingly been prepared for him, and then the computer began to force a shutdown. Knowing he had hardly any time to act, Rumi forced his brain into Overclocking, having his nanobots form a pair of hands. He entertained the possibility of halting the shutdown, but decided there wasn't enough time for that and instead began to make a copy of the "ZERO" document and save it into his black box's storage. 

After the computer shut down, Rumi sighed and disconnected his black box, placing it back into his utility belt. "[color=silver]I've done what I could,[/color]" Rumi reported. "[color=silver]And whoever these people are, they're going to regret insulting my intelligence.[/color]"