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Lea gave a blank stare for a moment as she looked back and forth between Super and Slash. "The toilet?" She had heard alot of times that when people were put under anestesia that they weren't supposed to eat before hand, because otherwise they'd vomit all of the-

"Oh."

Sparky watched as Super headed deeper into the house and blinked for a moment--wondering what he could be up to, or planning to be up to. Staring for a bit later, she gave a bit of a shrug, before walking into the living room where Lea and Bullet were.
She would leave the pizza to cook, and her sensitive ears would easily be able to pick up on the sound of the timer whenever it went off.
"Did you guys sleep well?" she asked curiously, with a bit of a smile. She glanced over towards Bullet, who silently glanced up--before looking away from them. No matter how close they stood to each other or how friendly they acted--they both knew... there was a invisible wall between them, one that would most likely always be there, blocking them from getting any closer to each other.
However, not wishing to shove her sibling issues onto Lea or the unconcious Slash, Sparky did her best to keep from stirring up an unwanted conversation.
Staring at the two for a bit longer, Sparky walked over and sat down on the floor in front of the couch, deciding it was the best place for her to be.

Ya' know--you could have asked if there was room on the couch." Moonshock's voice entered her minding, causing one of Sparky's ears to twitch for a moment and for her eyes to haze over.
"I know--but this is the first time that my brother has allowed himself and I don't want to ruin it for him." Sparky replied.
"....Ruin it? Ruin what?! her other half said rather harshly. "If you ask me--I don't think it'll even work out--he's not capable to allowing people close to him. If ya' ask me--I think he'll push her away.
"How do you know that?! You don't know Bullet at all!" Sparky quickly replied.
"...and neither do you..." Her other half simply replied, causing Sparky to fall silent for a moment. She couldn't argue with that, for she knew that Moonshock was right--even though Bullet was her brother--and her twin on top of that--she hardly knew anything about him.

Sitting there for a bit longer, Sparky gave her head a bit of a shake--breaking the connection.
"So--is there any specific channel you'd like to watch?" she asked curiously, glancing towards the two wolves that were up on the couch.

Bullet sat on the couch for a bit, before beginning to look around for the remote--he really didn't watch much T.V, seeing how he was usually hiding or on the run--thanks to Moonshot.
"I don't." Bullet said, glancing towards the yellow wolf that was sitting on the floor, before looking over towards Lea.
"What about you Lea?" he asked, staring at the white wolf that was sitting on the couch beside him.
Thankfully, his other half was still out cold--so he was getting a long needed break from his vicious temper, though deep down--he wondered how long it would last.

Super sat at his computer desk, a very professional, mad scientist variety he had soldered together himself. While the hedgehog was proud of his fighting skills, and was very good at reconnaissance and was quite a fast runner, the one thing he absolutely excelled at was building and inventing. He spun in his chair and rolled it over to another table, in which sat probably one of the biggest threats to Station Square and G.U.N. itself - an atom bomb. While not anyone knew of it's existence in Super's lab, he had built it for the purposes of making it smaller and creating a large, but yet tactical, nuke of his own variety. At this point, however, the bomb was simply too large to put to any real use for him. He meant to change that with the coming months, even if it was to take a year or two. The hedgehog never intended on being of peaceful resistance to the organization, so a couple bombings to their facilities seemed to be a good start. Taking a moment, he leaned back in his chair and thought about the past and present. Sooner or later, he would have to tell Sparky and the others, but luckily none of them seemed all that interested in what lay behind the steel door with a passcode and security camera. Maybe it was because they just didn't want to know? what Super was capable of?

Even so, the hedgehog made a few tweaks to the bomb and dismantled a large portion of it, safely placing objects to the side. Wheeling back to the computer, the hedgehog typed a few commands into it. "Tela, can you be a dear and tap into G.U.N.'s security feeds?" He said to no one in particular. Suddenly, the visage of an onscreen animal appeared. It was rough, but it had a couple parts to it that were extremely detailed, especially the hands and face. Apparently, the AI construct was still under construction. The program looked around the lab and made digitalized logs of the room. "While you're doing that, I need you to run a diagnostic on this.." He muttered, placing a flash drive into the computer. "Sickle had it on him. Seems to be old G.U.N. research from the Desert facility. Sickle informed me that it was abandoned. Use the back door to find the files as to why."

"Affirmative, Mr. Elementis." The robot said, using very few voice fluctuations. Super took a moment to think about devoting the next few minutes into looking at her emotion matrix, but decided the pizza would be done much sooner then much later.

Standing up, Super stretched a moment and looked towards the now slightly dismantled bomb. He smirked on how he thought that it was solid evidence on how he was a terrorist by the world's eyes, even though he planned to strike at facilities of death and inflict as little death as possible while doing it. He wondered how the tactics might work, but sighed and knew that a soldiers heart should not care, as it was crossly inefficient to a mission. Even so...

"Tela, please call me by my first name." He said. He knew that this command was ridiculously temperary, as Tela's short term memory folder file in the personality matrix was corrupted and he needed to fix it rather quickly if he ever wished to finish her. It had happened when he brought home Sparky and asked to run an ID scan, where as the sensors in the home reacted very negatively to Sparky's innate electricity, thereby frying certain parts of the system. The Short term memory file was the last to fix.

Exiting the room, the door was open less then two seconds and the hedgehog had returned to the others, only ten minutes elapsing between his initial departure. Mulling about, he stared at the TV. "Hey guys, what are you watching?"

Super gave the TV a look before nodding slowly. "I know this one. Bruce Willis and such. Whole Nine Yards. Good movie." He said, looking around the room, before taking a seat on his sofa. He sniffed the air. The pizzas were far from done. Yawning a moment, he scratched the back of his ear and looked towards the people in his room. His enemy was slouching on the couch, his sister and long time girlfriend nearby. A new friend in the white wolf Lea sat on the couch with Bullet, and her brother was unconscious in one of the hallways. Sickle could be heard from the other room, stirring after resting. Apparently Kairi was still out of it, beat from last night and today's events. Super stroked his chin in contemplation. He led a truly strange life.

Super nodded slowly. "I've actually never finished all the way through, to be honest." He said. "It plays on this channel a lot, so I've basically pieced it together from the times I've seen it." He added. Super was never one to spend too much time in front of a television unless he was interacting with it or was watching something that truly was memorable - he was known to stop at the Barracks at G.U.N. whenever there was a Super Bowl and helped set up projectors on the walls so the privates could enjoy the game. It was because of this Super became popular with the new recruits as well as the veterans. In many cases, Super brought good morale when he could be seen by the more common of soldiers.

He stretched one more time before leaving the room, mentioning the movie had a sequel that he never saw, and headed into his study. Sitting at his desk, the hedgehog grabbed a pen and wrote a few notes and walked over to a large map on the wall. More clearly, it wasn't so much a map then a aerial photo of Station Square Super was able to get when flying in a helicopter above the city. He himself didn't take it, but the reporter to his left did. He had received the photo in the mail at a G.U.N. base, and he had it enlarged. As he looked it over, he slashed out Sickle's old apartment building. "That area is no longer safe..." He muttered, before circling 'red zones' in a number of places where he was sure that G.U.N. had taken measures to beef up security.

(alrighty row)

Sparky leaned her head back and she watched Super leave the room, speaking about the movie as he left. Staring for a bit longer, the yellow wolf leaned forward once and stared back at the TV.
Sitting there for a bit longer, Sparky began to wonder if she should follow after Super or not...she was curious about what he was doing anyway. But...at the same time...this was one of the few times she was even able to speak to her brother--her brother who she still cared for.
Talk about a predicament.... Sparky thought to herself as she glanced between Bullet and the direction that Super went. Which to choose... she thought, before blinking as she noticed that Bullet had fallen asleep once again.
"Well that clears out one option." Sparky said, as she stood up, grabbing onto a nearby blanket, she covered Bullet it with and wandered out of the room--deciding it was best to allow the battered wolf to sleep than anything else.
Wandering out of the room a second later, Sparky began to walk through Super's house until she managed to find her way into Super's study--just after he finished his sentence.

(that's the lab that has the code locked metal door yes?)

(alrighty row--was just wondering/making sure.)

Glancing about the room silently, Sparky stared at all of the items that decorated Super's study--rather taken back by all of the items that he had collected through the years.
Despite her curiousity about these items--especially the picture of the dark figure standing over the bodies--Sparky decided to keep her mouth shut, she had a good feeling that these items all had their own history...some that Super probably wouldn't want to talk about.
Sparky's attention slowly drifted away from the gruesome picture and over towards the number of books that ran along the two walls, her golden eyes sliding over the titled curiously, trying to read the titles from where she stood--so she at least had some clue what they were about...only to find out that most of them seemed to vary and there were even some she couldn't read.
After a few minutes of silence, Sparky slowly turned her attention back towards Super--just as he turned back towards the map. Staring at the green hedgehog for a bit longer, she seemed to blink for a bit.
"wow." The yellow wolf simply, unable to think of what else to say, that wouldn't seem prying or anything like that.
The amazed yellow wolf stared at the green hedgehog she was dating and seemed to be blink--she knew that Super was smart, but not this smart--not that it was a bad thing, it just amazed her really...especially since she hadn't really been in this study before.

Giving a bit of a nod, the yellow wolf stared at Super for a bit, before speaking.
"Yeah, I'm amazed by the number and variety of items that you have in here." Sparky said, as she stared at the green hedgehog that was in front of her.
"Especially the books..." she trailed off as her attention drifted back over towards the books that ran along the two walls. "I've never realized how much stuff you had--or how much you knew." She stated, referring to the variety of languages that the books seemed to be written in.
For a brief second, Sparky found herself staring at the gruesome picture with the dark figure it in, but only for a second, her attention soon drifted back over towards Super once again.
"You certainly have been to a lot of places..." Sparky said, still quite amazed by all of the items that were inside of his study. Sure she had been to a few places, but she never really stayed there long, she would usually wake up in a unfamiliar place, no thanks to Moonshock and her nightly runs, stay there just long enough to check it out, before moving on. It wasn't until she met up with Super again that she actually stayed in one place for a while.