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Claire grimaced as the alarms went off as soon as he summoned his wand; there were clearly wards on this place. The only persons meant to be in there were the ones that knew where everything was, and any sort of magic was forbidden. He summoned her wand before she even had a chance, and she grabbed it from the air, already feeling reassured once the familiar piece was back in her hands. 

She knew she was expending way too much energy in keeping up the guard's form, and at this point, it was kind of irrelevant, so she ducked behind a table and shifted back to herself. The guard's pants fell off almost immediately, considering how small she was in comparison, but she kicked his boots and pants off, using the uniform shirt as a dress and just going barefoot. She still had the guard's wand, but she snapped it in half and threw it behind her, figuring any weapon down they could make the enemies would make an advantage. 

Abram cast the first spell, repelling the attacks, but she knew that was a hard spell to keep up, and not effective if they were in here for a while. "On the count of three, drop it." She hissed, hoping the attackers couldn't see. 

Quietly counting to three, she cast Protego as soon as she hit one, putting up a strong shield between the two parties.  "You figure we could get a Patronus out of here? Somebody somewhere has got to be looking for us. She asked, not looking over as she focused all of her attention on the shielding spell while also trying to figure out what in the hell they were going to do.

 “We are absolutely in over our heads.”  Claire said in her own voice, finding it was becoming harder and harder to fully be the guard. Her hands and voice were hers now, allowing her to conserve some of that energy but stay in a state that would allow her to quickly shift back should other guards enter. 

Surveying the room, she ran a hand through her—or rstaher the guard’s—hair, seeing just how carefully planned everything was but also how much of a mess the place was. They wouldn’t have time to sift through everything to find their wands; she would kill for a camera and her computer st the moment. Her wand and her bag were all she wanted at the moment, and she had no idea where to find them in this clusterfuck of a room.

Looking around the mess, pacing a little bit, her eyes lit up and she looked at Abram. ”We are idiots.” She whispered, a look of glee in the guard’s expression.  “we’ve spent so long learning complicated things, non-verbal defense spells.....we’re forgetting the first things we learned. We can summon something we don’t know the location of—we should be able to summon our wands and the rest of our stuff from in here! Do you have the energy to get yours? You try first, and if it works, you can watch my back while I get my stuff, and we can figure out a plan to get out of here. We may have to cause some serious damage, take out a lot of people at once.”  

She spoke in a low, quick whisper, shifting her weight from foot to foot. Accio was something she had completely forgotten about, sonsidering she really only used it when she was lazy, but in this case, it was completely plausible. They’d have to do it one at a time, but if it worked, and they didn’t have to search for everything, then they could buy themselves a lot of time and save a lot of energy. There was no way to know whether they would have any backup coming, whether their bosses knew what was going on and had been involved or whether there was a mole in the departments. Their best nest was to just escape with a trail of destruction in their wake, though if they could get out underected, that would be he best option.

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