His name was, in the grand scheme of things, unimportant. His looks, unimportant. The only thing important about him, well, two things, were that he was good at sneaking, and good at placing bugs.<br/><br/>His employers weren't certain that this was the right place, but a few weeks surveillance would show if it was what they wanted. The spy didn't really know what they wanted or why, so he just passed on hours and hours of data to them. Non-conescutive bills found their way to him, and unmarked envelopes of storage media found their way to them.<br/><br/>Now came the hard part. He needed to be seen, but somewhere else, preferably close to the decoys. And then escape.  Always important.