"Well, if nothing else, if we need to escape I'm very good at distracting people." Ken remarked with a grin, his amusement back in full swing now that he was no longer being ignored.

Wow. That was a good plan.

ur so smrt

After a moment's thought -

BT thought she was awesome? Hell yes!

She moved for the celebratory fist-pump -

Took a quick look up at the high-stakes negotiations and the girl who texted her, who was still in the same room

- and slowly and casually returned to texting position.

Athena glanced over at Stephana and smiled, putting her phone down for now as she turned back to the room and cleared her throat. “I think splitting up isn’t a bad idea. We could split up into smaller groups, and meet up at a predetermined location outside of the city, not all the way in Omaha that’s dumb. But smaller groups draws less attention, and as long as no one’s waving their wings about, no one will probably be recognized except well, Frost and maybe Peridot. We could leave at a busy foot traffic hour, when the sidewalks are basically packed with people. If snipers go shooting into crowds, they’ll put themselves at risk and the city will go on lockdown. Plus it’s easier to lose someone tracking you in a crowd,” she explained.

“That’s...not a bad idea,” Peridot looked over at the girl leaned against the wal. “It’s too late to do that now, but morning rush hour could work.”

Frost said "Okay, but where should we meet? Also disguise is not a bad idea either, and Peridot every has told me a million times that it's easy as all hell please teach me temperature control..." It was still freezing in there.

"There's a big bus station outside the city limits, on the eastern side of the city," Peridot said. "We could do that. Where would we get disguises?"

Athena, satisfied with her input, checked her phone as it buzzed. I'd say sleep here and leave in the morning.

“Well, it’s already getting kinda late. Why don’t we worry about that when we actually need to leave in the morning?” Peridot said. “We should probably get situated. There’s three bedrooms, well, two for you guys. One has two beds, and the other has a bed and a bunk bed, so...” she paused to count. “Two of you will have to sleep on the couches.”

Toldya. Athena looked up. “I don’t mind crashing on the couch,” she said. Peridot nodded.