Blythe salutes and says, "Mansion it is, Captain! Would you like me to plot a route in and a good escape route out? We have enough gizmos on here to let me do a quick survey of the area to determine the best approach so we can get the most loot in the fastest way. And I'm all for hitting the booze too, sir."<br/><br/>He pulls out a small clockwork computer the size of an orange out of a bag he tends to keep with him, an analog computer made of clockwork so small that it looks like metal mesh. Blythe says, "This little baby has only one function--mapping. It's specific as hell but very precise. But it does a fine job within it's parameters." He uses his free to input a little information into the gizmo, and he says, "Oh, I call it the NaviGear. Patent pending."<br/><br/>He inputs the info and says, "Let's see...."<br/><br/>After a moment, he says, "Here we go. A fine mansion in the West End, one of the<em>nouveau-riche</em>. We can be in and out within 25 minutes. Rappel down and bust through a window in the attic, take the left staircase down into the third floor.  There's two rooms that have safes on that floor, and a library before that. Liquor cabinet is on the first floor, and there's a magnificent wine cellar, too. Could be in and out, no problem, but we have to be back on the roof within twenty minutes. They might respond faster than that, but we have enough firepower to hold it off, right?" He looks nervously at Captain Geil.<br/><br/>He adds, "Hope you approve of my idea, Captain."