<strong>Akiko</strong><br/><br/>"Take your time, we don't rush this. Your idea about the stacks could be of some merit. Dropping things into the stacks would really mess up their facility but we also need to track traffic. Cargo and Personnel. One of my best intrusion men once told me that a building complex, particularly modern ones are like a living body. There are flows like blood, a nervous system and an immune system that reacts to intrusion. The trick to find the weak points. Eddies in the rhythm of routine. You might have a security patrol who likes to spoke one off in a corner every other hour of his patrol, or someone who doesn't like getting out to inspect incoming freight when it's raining. And you know how often it pisses down rain here in the Sea-Tac area." She smiled as she looked at the growing map between them as she mulled things over.<br/><br/>"Keep blowing the stacks as an option, particularly if we can find out what machinery it would damage. I figure we pump our contacts to see who runs rackets in the area, see if they got a little something something going on. Build up imagery to see how the patrols work, and see what other options we got. If we can get in close enough to hack the system, we can use it to destroy the product line without a single bang or boom. Right now though, we need to work our contacts and see what is what in there."