Frei still didn't like that, swatting Raven's hand a little.

Raven let her. "... So what are we going to do until it gets dark?" he asked.

Snow blinked, "Plan," she replied in a 'obviously' tone.

Raven was silent for a long moment. "... And then?" he asked.

"We go back out," Snow replied in the same tone.

"But between that and the planning," Raven explained.

Snow blinked, "Planning will take awhile. But perhaps when you're not needed you can give one of your boyfriends a call," she suggested.

"One of them?" Raven asked, confused. He frowned a little. Did anyone in his life right now even technically count as a boyfriend?

Snow rolled her eyes a little and went back to viewing the feed from her camera. "I think I need to check out this place without the drag for pretending to be tipsy," she sighed. She turned to Blaze, "You're going out tonight, correct?"

Blaze didn't reply; her mind seemed to be somewhere else.

Snow sighed a little and continued to plan for her night. "Oh, Raven, I think it would be best if you scout the same bar tonight. I won't be there with you though, so be on guard. This man might show, if he does, eavesdrop a bit." she stated holding out a tablet with a random man's face on it.

"Alright," Raven replied, studying the face a little.

After some time had passed and it was time to eat, Blaze sent Raven to grab them some food.

Frei went to take a shower at Snow's suggestion. Then Snow looked expectantly at Blaze.

"... You're not going to like it," Blaze noted.

Snow sighed a little, "Whatever, just spit it out."

So Blaze explained her plan to Snow. She couldn't figure out a fast way to overpower or break Long's mind without causing themselves great risk. But in the end, all they needed the most right now was information about Laurel's whereabouts. So she suggested that they try to strike a deal with him.