Lucy may have been half Judy's size, but the difference was still small enough. She was about to start digging when Lucy gave a sigh of her own and just latched her talons onto the rabbit's collar before flapping them both over. Let's just get this over with."Rising cautiously, Judy then ran up to the base of the fence. "If this is what it takes to save Zootopia, then so be it. as long as you follow my lead."Judy grimaced at Lucy's touch. At least there's some good ol' fashioned breaking and entering to cheer me up." She reached over to give Judy a slightly mocking pat on the back. "I'm too young to be going all 'back in my day', but seriously. It was a bright, commercial eyesore, oppressively driving away the beauty of the Meadowlands night sky - a detail that did not please the vampire bat crouching in the grass beside Judy."This whole part of the district used to look so much nicer," Lucy muttered, shaking her head. Barbed wire fences rimmed the perimeter, and the massive blue letters of Clovestone Industries glared from the top of the building. Kneeling into the grass, they stared over a large office complex. "This is a mockery of everything the ZPD stands for."The moon beamed on high, illuminating their watch point from the top of the hill. Shisler, 10:00 P.M Somewhere in the Meadowlands."I can't believe I'm actually doing this…" the bunny grumbled, shifting atop the grassy dune. There is always an excuse for it." - Lloyd R.
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