Peter opens himself up to a worl dof augmented reality. Before him is raw digital data shaped into visual representations of information. While he move on instict, and perhaps without much consideration of that act, the other's see him move his hands through air as if manipulating something. Or like a wizard from some fantasy story weaving a spell. Perhaps Peter was working a sort of magic because his senses draw in information from beyond the visible realm. Beyond the immediate area, and into some digital plane of existence people glimpsed into through their computers and the internet.
Peter traversed the web of the internet and found his way to a network node for St. Luke's hospital. His hands woven through the air manipulating digital screens and imputing commands via touch or motion as though the world were a mutable computer tablet. In one window-like lense of his vision he fished up a map of the hospital, a mirror of that which would have been found in the reception room to help visitors navigate. It had three floors topside and one underground.
Key points of interest rose into his vision as he sought them out. Storage for the OCS, the location of a patient being guarded by police, one Alister Renly who was scheduled for a surgery the following day. His picture and medical information hovered in a window of it's own. In yet another window of Peter's vision a search ran, based on the information they had received for Dutch for their target. Jacob Thatcher. He wasn't just a patient, Jacob was a nurse, and anesthesia, who worked at the hospital. He was scheduled for some X-rays tomorrow. According to his records he had broken a some bones in his left leg.
OOC wrote:I am not going to give you every minute detail about Jacob. If you want some specific information, ask, and I will let you know if it is in the hospital records. Same with the hospital. I am not going to describe it floor by floor and room by room, but you will know the layout. If you want to know about specific locations you may ask about them. Peter can find out where the OCS is stored, but he doesn't gain any information about the Organ Care System itself.