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Andromeda pursed her lips thoughtfully and then nodded in response to his suggestion. "Good idea," she said. "They should be returning the cart once it's unloaded, That should give us some time to check the footage. Can we pull it up while your AI does its thing?" She tapped a few keys on the terminal, navigating through to the security interface. She called up the footage and was puzzled to be confronted with a black screen. She leaned closer, brushing dust off the screen. "What in blazes...?" she murmured. No, the screen wasn't black. It was blocked; there was one corner of the screen showing some light, little dust motes floating there, but otherwise it was basically useless. She tried to scroll, but apparently there was just the one camera on this network. "It's -- " Andromeda frowned and looked up, turning to scan the ceiling until she spotted it: one crate on the top of the power packs shelf stack. The only shelf so stacked. The only crate so high. Blocking the only camera in the warehouse.
"That's not coincidence," Andy told Connel grimly. Someone had blocked the camera. There was no way that was a coincidence. "Run it back. Maybe we'll see who put the crate there?"
She crossed her arms, watching as the time started counting backward, occasionally glancing over her shoulder at the offending crate. "You think we should move it? Or just let them keep on thinking they've pulled one over on us?" She leaned over the screen again, resting her hand on the edge of the terminal to brace herself.
