[It would have been one thing if someone had just been spying on them in public locations, but these are also straight up people's private rooms. He recognizes his own, not that he really spends a lot of time there, but it's hard to miss with the glowing kitten sleeping in the middle of his bed. Poison's room is easy to recognize as well thanks to her freaky octopus cat.

Peter's reaction is less of a creeped out numbness and more of a quiet, seething rage sort of thing. He doesn't say anything for a moment, but he does rip the screen showing Poison's room off the wall and toss it on the floor. That's about all the fit throwing he does before he manages to reel himself back in, though. When he replies, his voice is calm. Like just ignore that ok Ben.]

Just... judging by how intricate this set up is, I think it would be safe to assume that this whole set up was here before we even arrived. At the very least this tunnel would have already been here.

[He goes quiet again, studying the screens more carefully. Aside from the creepy spying-on-people's-rooms feeds, there are others he recognizes from around anchor, but there are others that he's never seen before. He taps one of the screens showing a mystery outdoor location.]

Whoever set this up has access to cameras that the security stations don't, I'm gonna reroute these ones to the security stations. The rest of these... shit, um. We need to tell people that their rooms are bugged, get the cameras out of their rooms.