Raven gave Amber a faint smile upon the woman mentioning her habit of getting up early. She gave their leader a shrug when she inquired about any difficulties with the cameras.<strong>“It’ll be more difficult than the last time around. Not only are there more cameras, but they are on two separate circuits, and the back-up circuit runs along a different route than the main circuit. I will need to disable them both at the same time. But don’t you worry, I’ll think of something.”</strong>She listened to Amber suggestion about the tattoos. It had been Raven’s luck that Amber had thought about covering up her tattoo in the first place, as she herself would have likely forgotten not to give the cops such a juicy clue. She did not miss the woman’s hand on her thigh but she acknowledged it only with a knowing little smile.<strong> “That’s not a bad idea actually. We would just need to make sure to put the tats on those places that the footage of us entering the bank didn’t capture. So I guess a lot of lower back tats?”</strong>She stuck out her tongue just as Grace descended the stairs.<strong> “Morning Grace.”</strong><br/><br/>Just then Amber returned with a refill of her coffee cup and she gratefully accepted it. At that time, Sophia came down as well and Raven greeted the youngest member of their little gang with a friendly nod of the head. Raven raised her eyebrows when Amber mentioned the former military man amongst the bank guards. The last thing they needed was a hero, and certainly not the kind of hero who would have the skills and cool head to do well in a gunfight. The plan their leader devised was typical Amber. When she asked for a volunteer though, Raven first looked at the two other women.<br/>