Jake and Zeke nodded in response.

"Yeah." Zeke said.

"Sure thing." Jake replied.

"I just need to get someone here to take up my post while I DO help." he told them. "Give me a couple of minutes, and I'll get to searching." he said.

"All right." Zeke responded.

"Angela, I'll start looking immediately." he then told Angela.

"Come in." she heard.

When she stepped inside, she saw Sharp there, sorting through papers. It was his usual morning routine, stuff he got done before the technical 'start' of the workday.

"...Angela?" he asked when he saw who it was.

"What's up?" he asked her when she closed the door behind her.

"You're not due in here for another hour or so." he commented.

"Something wrong?"

Hal was silent for a moment, before he nodded.

"Of course." he replied. "Of course I'll help." he said, getting out from behind his desk.

"Who is it?" he asked.

"Lunet. The child we rescued from the gorgon." Angela informed him.

"....oh dear." Sharp said quietly. "That makes it even worse." he commented.

"This is a safe haven, yes, but it's certainly no place for a child to be wandering about." he said. "Especially a hurt, scared child, who is blind and scared for her life." he then muttered.

"I will do everything I can to help you."

Hal nodded in response.

"Good luck!" he called to her as she left, before thinking about things.

"Hmmm." he mumbled.

"A lost, scared, blind child is lost in this building." he said.

"Would she still be near the medical wing?" he wondered.

'...odds are that's where Angela will start, though.' he then though.

With that, he sighed, shook his head, and headed out of the office. There was a time for thinking, and a time for action. This was a time for action, and he'd make decisions as he went.

She heard someone sit down across from her, but paid them no heed until they spoke.

"No luck, I assume?" Hal asked.

"Same here." he said.

"Wherever she is, she's picked a good hiding spot." he commented. "Or else she's moving from place to place, at times when nobody sees her." he went on.

"Regardless, no sign of her. It's beyond frustrating."

"....." Hal was silent as she said what she did.

"I see..." he said.

"Yes, that... would make things more personal for you." he reasoned.

"But we need to find her, no matter what." he continued.

"Wherever she is, she must be scared. And we need to show her there's no need to be scared." he went on.

"...but how...?" he then asked quietly.

Hal didn't say anything. Not at first.

However, the next thing Angela heard... was a snap. A snap of his fingers.

"Well." Hal said.

"Now... she will." he told her.

"HOW she does that, however... is up to her."

Hal nodded.

"Clearance granted." he told her.

"Just tell me what day." he said.

"And yes, you have permission to make it a bit 'short notice'." he then added.

"I realise what this is for." he told her further.

"...and I fully, 100% support it."

Hal nodded in response.

"I understand." he said before she left.

Once she did, he sighed quietly, and rose to his feet as well.

'I really hope this works out.' he thought. 'I can perform miracles, but... even miracles have their limits.' he thought further, pondering the future for Lunet.

Meanwhile, Zeke had been searching for Lunet, when he suddenly saw a child seemingly following the wall, and her nose, as she searched for something.

He looked around, before doubling back slightly and going in a quick circle, making it so that he would be in her path. He didn't want to approach her, for it might scare her, so he wanted her to essentially come to him.

Or, make it look like she did, anyway.

"Lost?" Zeke asked.

"Well, that's no fun." he said, shaking his head a little.

"Maybe I can help." he offered.

"Where are you trying to get to?" he asked her.

"I know this place pretty well. I think I can get you to wherever you want to go." he laughed, a warm confidence in his tone.