"Above a balcony seems like the smartest choice."  Rose agreed.  "Admittedly, one useful fact to keep in mind about my teleporting is that I don't have to see the point where I'll be coming out, so we could teleport through even with the door closed, if needed, but then we'd risk coming out inside something.  Like you said, coming down through the roof seems like the best bet."<br/><br/>Going down through the roof wasn't too difficult.  All they had to do was choose which balcony to drop down in next to.  In this case, the shifter voted to take the first one on their left.  From there, it was a simple matter of synchronizing the activation of their rings...  And then dropping down in.  Easy enough to do, really.  From there, she took a good look and listen around her, taking in the sights and sounds, and hoping to spot any potential problems before they spotted her.<br/><br/><br/><br/>(So far, the details you've provided have been excellent. ^^)<br/><br/>Thanks.  I'd say you've been successful, thus far.  After the current scene in the WW1 thread, though, it might be a good idea to switch perspectives a bit... ^^;<br/><br/>Spot and Listen rolls. (1d20+28=48, 1d20+28=31) (http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2731383/)