Plotting, how Ari (open, non-rebels pm me please)

I wake with a start, my hand instantly reaching for knife which I have next to me.
Even though I could sleep anywhere I want, I prefer the floor. When I sprained my ankle, I couldn't sleep in a bed because of the danger of getting my leg twisted in the bedspread. So I slept on the floor, in my clothes, without a blanket. And even though my ankle is fully recovered from my fall, I still sleep the exact same way.
I don't know what woke me up, but everything seems quiet. Not surprising. I'm a light sleeper, especially at night. But I stand up, brushing my clothes off, and silently step out of the bedroom anyways. I stalk up the stairs silently, not wanting to wake anyone up if it's nothing. I hear another noise from above.
I continue climbing until I reach the attic, and then hear Ari's voice. He shouldn't be up this late, but then again, neither should I be.
I go to the door and quietly open it. The dim light lit up a small portion of my face as I looked in.
I stifle a laugh as I see Ari hit Alec in the head, grinning. It's nice to see them messing around. I'm about to close the door again when the floor board creaks extremely quietly. No matter how quiet, it's enough for Ari.
Before he can even turn, I've slunken into the shadows near the door, the only thing that might give me away being my eyes reflecting the light. If Ari caught me up here this late, I'd be in trouble.

I cautiously step into the light, grinning at Alec.
"They're always boring until they save your life," I say, my eyebrows raised slightly.
Then I glance at Ari, and feel the heat rise to my face, knowing I really shouldn't be up this late. Especially when I'm spying on them.
"If you want, I can just go back downstairs and go back to sleep," I say. Actually, I probably would go out and climb a tree, but I wouldn't tell Ari that. After my injury, I'm sure that wouldn't go down.
"Although I'd be more than glad to here these incredibly 'boring' plans," I add quickly.

I press my lips together, the usual sign that I'm thinking.
"Well, for one thing, dogs on the streets could be carrying desease," I say slowly. "And you'd have to find someone really good with animals to train them. And make sure that they're quiet enough to not give away the base. However, those would be really easy to pass by. I'm sure Jasik could tell if the dogs carry desease, and there are probably a lot of people who are good with animals here already. And as for noise, I'm sure you can come up with a way that."
I lean forward, onto my toes for a second, and grin.
"And it's ten times better than Plan Unicorn, although they're both equally effective," I say.

I shake my head and laugh, a sound that only occasionally escapes my lips. I turn to Alec, my eyes sparkling. "You never give up, do you?"
I lean back into the shadows again, still smiling.
"Well, as I said before, those obstacles are easy to get over," I say. "I think the dogs would give us a great advantage, especially bigger ones. Although" I suddenly think of something, "they'd be more mouths to feed. But that's nothing compared to what we could accomplish with them."
I slide down the wall into a sitting position. "Now let's hear the next one."