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Jinx blushed under her makeup, "So.... are you going to start giving me bad pick up lines?"

Barbara's eye twitched, and she put her hand over her mic and snapped her head around. Boring her gaze into 'Batgirl', Babs spoke through clenched teeth, "You.... Muzzle it! We're in the middle of an op."

Although Oracle was still fuming, she responded to the question about the operation, "We need to isolate the fifth floor from the rest of the building. There's two elevators and two keycarded stairwells. The stairwell accesses are directly acrosst the hall from one another, but the only one of those elevators are on the same side. The other elevator is close to Ward Abbot's office here."

Barbara pointed directly at the feature.

Oracle nodded, "That's what we're waiting for Robin and RC to do. They're going to disable what they can, hopefully without Stonewall aware of our presence or they even have a clue as to what we're up to."

Barbara nodded with Bobby's assessment, "That makes the most sense. Bypass the loop and feed it back to itself, and then enter though the isolated portion. Yes, you're right."

Mindy was fairly sure that she was going the right way. Most buildings were laid out according to certain established rules of practicality and convenience; if you knew those rules, as she did, there was a limit to how lost you could get. As she walked on utterly silent, cautious feet, she kept an eye out for any kind of weaponry that she could appropriate. Thus far, she hadn't found much of anything-- a glock and a few extra clips of ammunition. Maybe she shouldn't have expected anything else; this was mutant headquarters, after all. Why have guns when you could shoot laser beams out of your eyes?

She had found some other things of interest, mostly personal belongings. Some of them had probably belonged to that Nightshade guy, and it was obvious from his stuff that he was VERY ex-military. She'd shied away from digging through his things as soon as she'd realized that; history of that sort was incredibly personal, and it wasn't her place to go sifting around in it.

Idiot. He was going to get himself killed.

Letting out a soft, largely irritated sigh, she continued towards the surface. Once again, it wasn't any of her business. She wasn't a hero-- at least, not in the same way that Robin was. She'd killed more people that she could easily count, and hadn't lost a wink of sleep over it. That was how the real world worked; change, even the good kind, was bought with blood. Buckets of it.

{Exit Hitgirl to Area Surrounding New York}

Oracle tapped her headset back on, "It's probably a standard magnetic alarm. If you open the panel, it causes an 'open' in the circuit hence triggering the alarm. If you can somehow get through pipes leading to the panel, you can get to the wires themselves. Then you can bypass the circuit and isolate the magnet trigger. I'm sending the wiring sequences to your comm now."

Oracle tapped her index finger against her lip, "If you can remove the pipes, do it. Just be careful, Red Cardinal."

Barbara looked at the electrical plans isolating a particular set of wires, "Follow the pairs that I sent to you. Just leave the red and blue for last, otherwise that will set off a different alarm."