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So close... their cage was so close. Drills were the last thing that was on her mind come day 5, she was more concerned with them having a place to STORE the beast. Sure drills would make her stronger to attacks... but she had a hunch they as a team could do it. She had come to believe in her other four team members, working just as hard as she was.

So screw drills today, she set her time solely to building.

Moving on from drills, she left building to Ryan and Ceres, and began prepping the cage. Whatever it was they were to catch, she was hoping that the cage would hold it when ready.

Marcus was finally feeling done with drills, now to move onto something he knew he was good at. ******** yeah building walls. He so pretty much pumped to do this and set to work immediately, even if Bix was the guy he might be working with. "Oh there Bixxy." He was teasing, this was not conductive to working together. "I hear you like building things. Building this is my specialty." Yeah no they could work together to a point... Didn't mean Marcus was an eternal jerk. "....So you hook up with anyone yet? I heard a rumor about Julie scouting boys but uh-" He wasn't sure if he wanted to go there but no harm is asking.

Finally done with all his drilling, Deryk went back to the library to see what else he could learn of their target. The more they knew, the better. At least that was what he figured. It was his field here anyway. His start was a little slow, but towards the end of the day, he was finding some really good information.

He was able to figure out enough now that they knew the habits of Target X.

Today, Jerry would be PRODUCTIVE! He started off helping Harrison out with the building of the thing, but soon got distracted and wasted several more hours not doing much at all before someone dragged him off to get some damn research done. He almost did get some research done, too. Like a boss.

The work on pretty much everything was going over rather smoothly, as far as Vanessa was concerned. When she had gone to inspect the cage. she'd found that the others had figured out how to fear-proof the cage, and wiring the insides with low, but still ajustable, voltage wasn't all that hard. (Volt's explanations probably helped, but still.) It seemed they were actually pretty good. Her team had done well. The cage even looked like the portable ones did.

Figuring that they wouldn't need any help with building the cage now (as they'd already done so well on it so far) Vanessa decided that she might as well attempt to finish up their prep-work. The responses she'd gotten had been bolstering, and she found herself rather excited to be able to contribute some more.

After the first two hours, Vanessa finished up the prep work and she moved on to helping working on the cage. Their cage was awesome. That much was clear.

This was the last day they had to do everything. Once again, Eva woke up early to get a head start on the research, hoping that she could find an effective use of her time and get everything done. She had gotten off with a pretty good start, but as it got later in the day, things began to go a little more badly. She just wanted this to be over and done with.