The team rushes into the lab, and Chaim goes into director mode. He doesn't even have a chance to speak to Ichante before the dwarf begins work on further incapacitating the petrified guard and then using his body to maintain access to their exit, something Chaim hadn't even considered. It's nice when a runner can find a semi-regular team; they cover each other's blind spots well. Plus, half the time Ichante seems to know what just what to do before Chaim can even open his trap.
Satisfied that Ichante and her spirit, a well-built Amerindian who's running around shirtless -- Of course he is, Chaim thinks feeling a bit under-developed himself -- he turns his attention to the inside of the lab, and puts his hand on Casket's shoulder. "Pop the door to those scientists. Pale Horse, stack up behind for a dynamic entry."
Within seconds, the elder runner is crouched in front of the door, his tools out, and fingers working frantically disassembling the maglock. "Time is of the essence, Cas. Our paycheck's on the other side of door."
"On it," Casket replies, just as the magnetic lock disengages.
"Lay 'em out fast, lay 'em out hard!" Chaim says to Pale Horse, as he turns his eyes and ears to the other rooms, and the shadows playing on the other side of the frosted glass.
Ah, frag this, he thinks, readying his borrowed Alpha.