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Xander smiled when Bro appeared to give warning about something, finding the ghost fascinating. He had to bite back a startled laugh when Trick's eyes showed up in the shadows though. The blond moved a bit to peer at the boxes that were the problem. Too bad Faleen or Frost wasn't here, they might know how to deal with them. He looked back at Tambrey when she moved to cover her mouth and raised an eyebrow. "You ok?"

As Bro and Trick alerted the Rockets to the upcoming sensors, Lore sidled up to the front of the group to peer at the devices. Cappuccino and Espresso waddled after him. "Oh hey lookit that.." He leaned closer and squinted, "Pretty basic.. nothing too fancy." He straightened up and glanced at Aulus, then perked up and smiled. "Well that's one creative thought!" His eyes drifted over the group, "Any others?"

"Be interestested to hear yours." Hayes had come up beside Lore to take a look at the devices as well. This wasn't security he was completely familiar with.

Lore tilted his head, "What's the fun in that? C'mon, we're not in a rush. I think we can all agree that just following me while I rewire sensors and pick locks sounds boring. They don't wanna go back home and tell the exciting story of how they watched their mission leaders do the work, they wanna go back and tell everyone how they invented a way to blow up motion sensors or whatever." He twisted his mouth in thought, "..don't actually suggest that though cause I don't think it'd work.." He turned his eyes back to the Rockets, "Anyway let's hear suggestions. And I claim rights to steal any cool ideas to reuse later."

Jerome leaned forward slightly in a crouch, supporting himself with a hand gripping one of the supports when he noticed the group below slowed.
blinking quietly a couple of times as he pieced together that they had run into a problem by one of the doorways.

Not quite picking up what the others were saying, but guessed they were trying to find a way past.
"Hn" He watched for a few seconds, before thinking he should make sure that they were not going to be spotted by anyone walking past.
"M'ganna check ahead for ya." He said into his pokedex to the rockets below.

Pulling himself back, Jerome pushed back to his feet, continuing along the beam to get a little further ahead of the group, making sure to look out for odd sensors that might be around him.

Tambrey took her hands away from her mouth carefully and made a point to turn and look at the sensors instead of at those eyes in the wall.
"... I'm fine... 's just a shock, sorry." She said, rather quickly, to Xander.

Ghosts weren't scary, usually.
Celty, who she had been very surprised (but pleasantly so) to see was even plain nice (she kind of looked forward to any point that she might have to use Pygi now- knowing those two seemed to have a friendship), but things like Trick had just done were certainly creepy when you were in the right mindset.
Frak, the shock had sent her all on edge now.

Xander was asking about Celty, so that meant she didn't have to.

Did she have any ideas about what to do about the sensors?
"I kind of like the ghost idea... Uh, the first one." She said, with an apologetic look to Shawn "Sorry, but the idea of being phased through a wall... The things that could go wrong..." She shuddered slightly. Perhaps she'd managed to miss that it was supposed to be humour.
"I don't know much about these things, but I guess electric pokemon couldn't... disable them or something?"

"Uhh.." The expression that flitted across the blond elite's face when Shawn suggested phasing with ghosts said enough. "Anyone have a fire type with something like Smokescreen?" Hayes spoke up, looking across to the other side of the doorway. "Depending on what kind of sensor this is, maybe we can get around it."

"Spirrr..." Celty whirred fondly, levitating over to hover just above Xander's shoulder. Shadow stared, a little astonished by the behavior with the agent before looking at the blonde man promptly. "Oh! She - uh - I borrowed her, sir," the teen stammered quickly, hoping he wouldn't get in trouble. "With permission, of course. From a fellow Grunt named Nakura." Who, if the blonde guy knew Celty, hopefully knew as well.

"Er, along with two others. Purrloin, I think." That pair he wasn't as eager to let out unless he needed too. He was still trying to get used to their behavior patterns and Mairu still managed to catch him by surprise from time to time. "Do you, er, know him, sir...?" He spared a glance at Tambery, as if to ask her the same question when Celty moved over to hover near her shoulder as well, nestling by her hair.

The Spiritomb, meanwhile, was taking note of both Bro's and Trick's antics. She decided that if they bothered the already-nervous Rockets more than necessary in this critical time, she would have to step in and put a stop to them. For now, though, they seemed pretty obedient, so she remained close by the other humans. Many of them seemed on-edge, and she wished there was something more she could do to comfort them than just standing by.

Shadow snickered as his idea was put down time and time again. "Relax, guys, I didn't mean it seriously. If that had been the plan, I would have been the first to reject it, I can promise you that." Even if it was possible, now that he thought of it, he supposed there was a reason it didn't happen all too often if at all. Ghosts were too likely to leave their trainers half-stuck in walls or something. Like Tambrey, he shuddered at the thought. Though, the interest in both Xander's and Bro's eyes scared him a little.

When he caught Bro's gesture, the teen waved his arms in a simple gesture that said, 'Nu-uh. No way in hell. He looked up when electric and fire-type pokemon were suggested. "What about bug-types? Anyone have string-shot to block the sensors or something? Maybe distract them?"

"Or Smog," Hayes shrugged, glancing down the passageway. The North Gallery where the Plate was lay within sight. "Anything that'll kick some particles in the air to light up any beams."