Musubi didn’t really say anything to Elisabeth’s response about being half.  She had noticed something…but not that her partner was half-Japanese.  <”Alright.  That should ease getting in considerably.”>  She pointed to the two spots on the map where the cameras were located, highlighting them in red.  <”Here are the cameras.”>  One covered the hallway that ran the width of the station, from left side to right, with the camera on the left side; and the other covered the hallway of the length of the station, from front to back, with the camera at the back of the station.  <”Given the layout of the station…we can enter through a window here,”> she pointed to a medium-sized room on the back of the station house, <“sneak past this camera,”> pointing to that camera, <“and then take these hallways to the computer room where I can place the tap.”>  She indicated the path.  <”And to get out, we can just go back the way we came.”><br/><br/>The plan was simple enough, and as long as nothing went wrong, it would be just a handful of minutes for a whole lot of money.  “Well,” she switched back to English, having just a hint of an accent.  “There is one thing.  I found out that the cameras in the station house have multiple vision modes that they can run through, in case of people trying something to blind them.  They’ve got standard vision, and low-light to run on during the night, but they’ve also got a thermographic mode.”  She explained.  “I’ve got armor that defeats thermographic sight, so if I can get the cameras to switch into that mode without anyone in-house realizing it, you’ll only have to cover yourself on the infiltration.”  Seemingly, she hadn’t reacted to having her tail touched.  “I’ve got a couple of days to get in and subvert the system, so I’ll see what I can do in that time.”  She started to pack up her things, to get ready to leave.<br/><br/>“Oh, one other thing.”  She glared at Miko.  “Touch my tail again without my permission, and you’ll be hearing the Hamster Dance blare from your commlink nonstop for the next two days.”