<”It’s good to be here.”>  Musubi replied.  “If the prep work that I had to do for this is any indication, we’ll knock over the station house pretty easily, and probably be in and out in about ten minutes tops.  However long it takes for us to get in, me to plant the tap, and to get out.”  And, just like she hoped, Elisabeth got to see Musubi’s cute facial expressions again – not a pouty face this time, but a frowny one.  Still adorable!  “Come on, this isn’t the time to be joking around, we’ve got a job to do.”  She waited while Elisabeth did her spell work.<br/><br/><”Alright, I know you’re there.  Let’s get moving so that we can get this over and done with.”>  She assumed that Elisabeth would go up to the roof of the building they were next to, and check it.  Through her lenses, she would be able to tell that it was clear, no cameras, nothing like that for the rooftops – most of these places were just businesses, so cameras would be inside.  Soon enough, Musubi found herself lifted up to the roof, as well.  “Okay.  Let’s go.”  Soon enough, she found them approaching the roof next to the Lone Star station house.  “Okay, stop!”  Once halted, she explained.  “I’m going to log into the system, see if my earlier work is still there…”  Musubi then developed a sort of far-off expression…<br/><br/>…and she was plowing through the Matrix in AR, logging onto the nexus that she’d hacked earlier and given herself an account on.  The system got its one chance to try and spot her as she logged on…and it failed, miserably, not even coming close to penetrating the Stealth form that she’d been running.  Once she did that, she engaged her Spoof form and sent a command to the building to switch the circuit breakers that ran the central air conditioning off.  If someone managed to think of checking the breakers – unlikely, they’d probably call a maintenance person – she’d just find another way of killing the system.  Her focus coming back, she spoke to Elisabeth.  “Okay.  System’s down.  Get us over to the building and just wait for the Stars to begin opening windows…”<br/><br/>It didn’t take them very long, fortunately, to do so.  They were only waiting for about twenty minutes until Musubi could hear the click and slide of the windows opening – Elisabeth, too.  “Alright,” she whispered.  “Just another couple of minutes…”  Once that had passed, she called out again.  “Okay.  Go and have a peek.”