Musubi was taken aback for only a moment.  <”You speak Japanese!  Oh, God, this would have been so much easier if someone told me you had…”>  She managed to regain control of herself, and address Elisabeth’s questions to her about the mission at hand.  <“Of course, of course.  Allow me a moment to pull up the relevant data…”>  She ran her hands over the electronic goodies she’d brought, and though they never touched anything on them, the screens scrolled and data changed as if she had.  Once a handful of seconds had passed, she started speaking again.<br/><br/><”Okay.  I know you said that I was the only one who needed to get inside, but having you inside too would be a great help, especially if I run into trouble.  The officers occasionally run patrols on the second floor, and they always do it in pairs.  I can take out one guy quietly no problem.  Two?  That gets complicated.  And we can’t have the whole station on alert, because if everyone in that station is dead or missing, then Lone Star will launch an investigation, and they might find the tap that I put in.  Best scenario is zero body count.”>  Taking a deep breath, she continued.  <”Best way to get in would be from the roof – there’s no direct door access, but there are a number of ventilation shafts that could easily be taken into the building.  There are three that would lead directly to the second floor, though we’ll still have to navigate to get to the computer room.”>  She frowned.  <”Problem is, though, they’re a tight fit.  We wouldn’t have any room for anything except ourselves and the barest minimum of equipment – one handgun, maybe two, and whatever we can stuff in a bag.”><br/><br/>A pause.  <”However, I do have an alternate plan.  The weather on the night of the raid is supposed to be pretty warm for Santa Fe, and although the building is air conditioned, I think I can cause the central system to go off line.  That happens, they’ll start opening windows, and we can easily slip in through there.  Problem is, that’ll mean having officers on the second floor the whole while, since they don’t want to run the risk of having anyone break in during it.  They’re rent-a-cops, but they’re not stupid.”>  She scratched her head.  <”What do you think?”>