Ptricia circled that roof once, doing a wing waggle, but said, "As long as she stays back... I don't want her hitting the wards and triggering an alert."<br/><br/>Then she bore down, using her patent style of half flying, half running across the rooftops to get them to the drop zone as fast as possible. Then she dropped. Several seconds of freefall, and a sudden moment of heavy deceleration as her wings snapped out to slow them, and she landed on the apartment buolding rooftop, her powerful legs absorbing the remaining impact.<br/><br/>"Everybody out!" She called, but in a slightly more hushed voice. They'd landed on the far side of a raised box that was clearly roof access to the building below. A row of chest high air conditioning units whummed along side it, providing more cover.<br/><br/>After the other two had disembarked, she shifted back to humanoid, and pulled a pair of binoculars and her Eye of Horus from the backpack that had reappeared on her back. She moved out, using the air cons for cover, and started examining the taller building that was their target.<br/><br/>"Chris, you get out the Panzer's firework display, and tell Reizu how to set it." She scanned the face of the building, and nodded. "I think 15 minutes should be enough to effect entry and get down to the bottom of the building."<br/><br/>She moved around, closer to the parapet that faced  Repulse records. "Hmm... Obvious video cameras are all pointing down towards the car park, but there aew some decorative planters that should provide shadows to work from, and conceal you. Just don't get out in the light. Your not completely invisible, just hashed on electronics.<br/><br/>"Magically, the building is dead, apart from a few good luck charms. Looks like they don't want to advertise they have a warding specialist, or anything worth warding. I can barely detect the wards under it, and that's only because I know where to look. Very nice work. But as long as we can avoid the electonics, getting in the building should prove no problem."