Once he finally reached his floor, Richard applied the cloak on his suit, activating numerous photoreceptors that bent light around his form, making him much harder to see. Reaching on his belt he pulled out a small disc shaped device and attaching it to the glass wall. Using a remote control built into the wrist of his suit he drew a rather large circle  in the glass wall, the disc cutting into the glass as it moved on his desired path. When the circle was complete he gave it a light tap and it fell into the building, its thickness preventing it from shattering on contact with the smooth carpet. Disengaging the mag-locks on his boots, Richard acrobatically flipped himself over so that he had a hard grip on the metal frame above him. Shifting his weight back and then forward he was able to swing himself through the entryway he made for himself. Looking down the hall he could see a small dome shaped camera sitting up on the ceiling watching everything that happened in the intersection he had wound up in.<br/><br/>"I'm in Oracle, you have the camera problem handled?" Richard asked quietly.<br/><br/>"Of course, all the cameras are set to loop their footage. Whoever is watching the cameras on your set of floors is going to see nothing but guards going about their scheduled patrols." Oracle replied, her voice sounding rather proud of her own work.<br/><br/>"Thanks, now if you'll excuse me I've got a job to do." Richard said, moving quietly through the hallway with his rifle held tightly in his hands. His job was simple, he had to kill the directors and CEO of Yoshida Technologies. His targets were a floor below him, the reason he could not infiltrate directly on that floor was simply an architectural choice when the building was made. While the walls of the building were for the most part glass there were large bars of steel placed between each pane of glass for architectural stability. Since Richard was not equipped with anything that could blow through a solid steel wall, nor would he be able to quietly infiltrate the building with any such device, he opted to infiltrate the floor above. He found it easier to get the job done this way anyways, intel said that there were quite a few guards on that floor. Moving down the hall he pressed a finger to the side of his visor, pressing a button that activated the visor's sonar pulse setting. His visor sends out a sonic pulse that penetrates through walls and solid objects and is able to render the shapes of objects behind walls, including people. He could see the shapes of all the guards on this floor and the one below, one in particular caused him to sprint forward towards the hallway intersection. Just as a guard rounded the corner Richard tackled him to the ground, pulling out a knife and jamming it in his throat. The guard went down with minimal noise.<br/><br/>With no time to hide the body, Richard pulled out the knife and continued the mission, moving down the hall to the right of his entrypoint. He encountered another guard on his way down, which he quickly dispatched with a burst of bullets to his head. Stopping in his tracks he looked straight down, seeing a multitude of bodies below him. They were his targets, midway through their meeting. Richard reached to his belt and pulled out a couple packs of C4, placing them on the ground. He then began to "tag" all the targets in the room, a small arrow appearing above each person's head. The explosion that the C4 would cause coupled with the dust that would be formed from the wreckage would make it hard for him to aim. While his sonar pulse setting could allow him to see through walls and dust, the heat of battle involved too much motion, which scrambled the image created by the pulse due to residual noise...the marks were much more effective.<br/><br/>Stepping a safe distance back and with his hand on the trigger, Richard counted to three and let the packs blow....he loved his job.