And Glam does their part in expecting that the copy will act like Rewind does, because of course it will. They also have access to several screens, most of them blanks, that are meant to become occupied by appropriate feeds when need be.

The bots have a lot more trouble helping like this.

But Glam of course fully expects them to still be able to do a whole lot with that copy that's still networked to them, and also fully expects it to act exactly like Rewind wants it to.

And the copy "is" "an android", so the bots can at least still send Rewind visual data.

No, it "isn't" "an android," it just is an android. Clearly. There's no doubt about it. Yup. Totally.

What helpful thugs.

"Wait," Armsmaster agrees, guessing the question's true recipients.

"Hm," she says, and folds her arms, and glares.

"Timing out your power's definitely not suggesting they were planning on this being a friendly exchange," mutters Lorica.

She purses her lips.

"You can talk now, your copy won't repeat what you say," Glam says, guessing from their view of Rewind's face inside the helmet.

"It can't be friendly, if he's trying to recruit me he can't think I'd go willingly."

"Yeah, but eventually he needs to give you some level of freedom to operate or you're no use to him. He has to have some plan for how to get you on his team."

"Probably just to threaten my parents and get me to just do what he says. If he really believes I haven't told the heroes he might want to make me a secret agent or something."

"Indefinite parent storage. Brilliant human resources management, Lung..."

"It will not do to underestimate him. It might be just what he wants us to do."

"Fear of the unknown..."

Lorica paces.

"Focus. Glam, can you conjure more eyes where they're not looking?"

"I'd need Rewind to look somewhere that's not being watched so I can see it, but that might make them look."

"Strategic bored eye-rolling?"

"Do it once, they might get startled by the sudden movement but then they won't the second time."