Siresh actually had to count to ten in his head and look away from this girl. What the fuck? What was wrong with her? She hadn't even said anything out of turn or as forward as he had, but seriously? She wasn't weirded out enough to leave. His eyes averted down a bit and then they trailed back up and to the door where his eyes would then narrow. Right. If she didn't belong here, she couldn't leave since those men were posted outside the door. He'd sort of scoff to himself and take his phone out of his pocket as well as his charger. "I'm sure we'd really hit it off...excuse me. The name's Andrew." He was about to lie about his last name too but then he remembered it was literally written on his chest. "Brozus. Andrew Brozus. It was my dad's name. Lame for such a special personality, right?" In a way it wasn't a lie. It was dear old dad's name. It just wasn't his own. At least he made an attempt to be polite. "Excuse me. I gotta charge my phone." And with that he connected the phone to the console he was looking for. He had to be really careful from here how he went about his business though.
Even if she wasn't one of Biran's folks, she was an intruder just like himself and Jasmine were. She would want to know what he's doing and she'd probably like to get in on it. Her intentions here to begin with were still very unknown, or even what she was capable of. But it was ok for now, Bronze was just keeping cool. He knew how to dance and if that's what kept her off his trail, he could dance all night. He'd sit with his backs to the camera's now, butt half on the console so that he could look comfortable while facing this mysterious woman. Also, it kept her nose out of his phone. From the connection, he could use it to upload a higher clearance to his credentials that were on the credit card he used to get in earlier. He'd be able to gain access to the command suite and beyond now. "You ever play Cat Castle? My god, it's fun. You just collect cat warriors and make them go on missions. Adorable." While the software was doing its work, Bronze would open up the game so that he could show her his collection of feline adventurers. "I mean, it's cool if you're into cats anyway." He'd shrug then, knowing not everyone's a cat person.
Getting the clearance was taking much too long. It felt painful at this point to be awkwardly hanging out with this woman. In this security room. With no one around but two drugged up men. This was like something from his odd wet dreams. Typically he could work with women, be friends with women, talk to them, even live with them. Sexuality and intimacy was the part that troubled him. Never got close enough to anyone for that. The one person he had a shot in hell with, he gave it up and made her cry. Letting down his college sweetheart like that was probably the hardest thing he ever had to think about doing. There were rougher times in his life, but he actually had to convince himself to make a choice and be a jerk. That was the hard thing about it. Everything else in his life sort of just happened before he had any control of it. So in a way, Bronze problem here was that he had too much control of this situation. Any social cue he gave her now was going to be judged and evaluated on a potential mating scale. At this point his only choice was to continue to be nice to her, or he'd let her down. Which wasn't the case, but Bronze was well passed overthinking this entire scenario and forgot to include basic logic that she could very well be against him. His control was probably more limited than he was figuring.
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