[b][i]Akira Ayumu[/i][/b]

Akira said to Jessie, “Let me look for some - Thanks for the idea, Jessie!”

[i]I have an idea on how to lure them in as well,[/i] were his next thoughts, concealed. Either way. He’d find the heavy-duty cable - A glorified extension cord which nevertheless fit the required length and thickness - And plug it into one of the reactor’s sockets before presenting it to the AVALANCHE member, saying, “Is this enough? I can also lure the Sweepers inside through regular means - Pop myself right in front of the entrance and rely on my natural agility to duck in time and force them to pursue.”

His [i]real[/i] idea verged on the Sweepers’ artificial brains having access to Shinra’s prisoner files and recognizing his father from their records there and thus deciding that he was a high-priority target there as well. But common sense eventually won out as he frowned, then said to Jessie, “Wait, bad idea - I’m sure that you have your own plan to lure the robots inside. That and my best friend would kill me if I risked myself for uncertain returns.”

Kanade was clearly not in a good mood than when she had messaged Akira last, and the latter knew enough not to further enrage her, even from a distance away. So the young man waited for Jessie to offer a better idea, before coming up with a second notion of his own. “Wait, water conducts electricity, right? If we get a fire hose and spray the Sweepers and the ground beneath them with it, then touch [i]that[/i] with the live wire, we can probably shock them to nonfunctioning. Or just spray them directly with the fire hose and touch the spray with the live wire, although the person who does [i]that[/i] will need to be in special hazard gear, so let’s do the former.”

If Jessie gave even so much as a nod of approval, Akira would go off to find a fire hose, hopefully connected to the water supply, while the others presumably bought them time. Hopefully, this tipped the scales, and this upset would not just set back Shinra’s plans, but also gain more recruits for Fort Condor’s cause due to the spectacularness of the victory… [i]If[/i] there was a victory.