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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Graf" data-source="post: 4005501" data-attributes="member: 3087">Mount Elizabeth HospitalNice rubs his skull, "Protean... just wonderful," his tone is not that of a man who is particularly pleased.He glances up at Archer, lurking by the doorway. "Things quiet?"[sblock=OOC]Presuming Archer says things are just to speed stuff up.[/sblock]OK. Same drill as last time. Stay quiet and make sure you stay within eyesight of me at all times.Nice picks up the body, disappearing it in the same fashion as before, and then, after a second moment of concentration, leads the group out of the private laboratory and retraces his steps to the car.Along the way the hospital remains largely unchanged. The group passes a few cops making handicapped jokes in the lift lobby on their way out to the car.The Nosferatu efficiently, if somewhat carelessly, manhandles the wrapped body into the car before driving off into the night.[sblock=Nice's driving is just as horrendous on the way back]'nuff said.[/sblock]The sky seems to be lightening a bit as the car makes it's bone jarring ascent up the hill. Blackcoat's MansionIn front of the house the driver sits on a flat stone slowly twirling a stick in front of him and stamping mechanically at an invisible break petal. He greets the group with a morose look as they pile out of the vehicle.Nice leads the group up into the house and then to the right and down into a poorly constructed cellar. The entire area, from the stairway down, seems to be made from (poorly) poured concrete, giving it a modern-cave look.Embedded in one wall in the basement is a large bank safe door, inside you can see cells. The bars are haphazardly embedded directly in the concrete, forming nine cells. There is enough space for one person to lie on the ground in each one.Nice gestures toward the cells.It's not comfortable but you'll get used to it. You won't be able to get to anyone, and nobody will get to you.</blockquote>

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