it’s rare for sint to leave his warehouse, but when he does ! oh, when he does, he remembers to lock it up with his trusty security system that he’d managed to build from scratch and a few online tutorials. his photographic memory helped a lot, too, because his family had one installed on their house when he was just sixteen. now, he’s been watching the other fumble with the keypad beside his door for more than a few minutes. own gaze shifts towards the wires running up from the box, making sure they don’t expose any potential giveaways from the outside that would help them find a way to bypass it. ❛ –– you’ll, uh ... need a code to get in there. it’s sixteen digits, so good luck. ❜
one hand falls from the strap of his backpack, head just barely canting as he offers a half - smile. of course, he’s the only one who knows the numbers by heart. sixteen different options and about a quadrillion different combinations that could have been possible. getting inside without knowing the code is nearly impossible. ❛ can i help you with something ? ❜ eyebrows raise in slight curiosity, backpack nearly overflowing with different devices and electronic parts that he’d managed to score in a nearby town –– one that was deserted completely. he had things to do, wires and buttons to inspect. besides, he hasn’t seen an actual person in days, maybe even weeks. his sociability skills may be a little rusty.