[It's wrong. It's already become a presence on the network. Something's unsettled the mirrors and made them brave enough to cross over. Something's happened. Something's drawn them here.
Fitz isn't naive enough to think it's wholly independent from their experiment. Ever since the figure emerged from their portal, it's been a sign of alarm. He can't get in touch with Cisco to help troubleshoot.
There's been screaming.
And so he's been working. The portal has been dead since an hour after it opened, and nothing he's tried has yet yielded results. It's not an event. It's entirely linked to something more mundane than that. The only thing that's been out of the ordinary is this. He's working at a fever pitch when Klaus emerges, and it takes a minute before Fitz acknowledges him. The alarms weren't set off, so it has to be someone with access. It'll be fine.
But when Klaus speaks, it snatches hold of Fitz's entire attention. His eyes raise, and he takes in Klaus as he is in his entirety. There's an emotion there which rarely passes the careful stoicism Klaus prefers to present. Something's happened. Something's happened that's affected Klaus. Is Cami all right??
He doesn't dispute the words that are simultaneously question and accusation. There's no time to deny, to request clarification. They both know what he means.]
It shouldn't have happened this way. I don't know how they've hijacked access.
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Fitz isn't naive enough to think it's wholly independent from their experiment. Ever since the figure emerged from their portal, it's been a sign of alarm. He can't get in touch with Cisco to help troubleshoot.
There's been screaming.
And so he's been working. The portal has been dead since an hour after it opened, and nothing he's tried has yet yielded results. It's not an event. It's entirely linked to something more mundane than that. The only thing that's been out of the ordinary is this. He's working at a fever pitch when Klaus emerges, and it takes a minute before Fitz acknowledges him. The alarms weren't set off, so it has to be someone with access. It'll be fine.
But when Klaus speaks, it snatches hold of Fitz's entire attention. His eyes raise, and he takes in Klaus as he is in his entirety. There's an emotion there which rarely passes the careful stoicism Klaus prefers to present. Something's happened. Something's happened that's affected Klaus. Is Cami all right??
He doesn't dispute the words that are simultaneously question and accusation. There's no time to deny, to request clarification. They both know what he means.]
It shouldn't have happened this way. I don't know how they've hijacked access.