[color=0072bc]"Miss Jung, you're on overwatch while we make the approach. Everyone else, keep an eye on your respective partners and let's move out."[/color] Robin gave the instruction as he checked his own pistols and ensured they were loaded and ready. He usually preferred to go light and just carry only what he needed, but since he was part of an assault force this time, he figured being prepared for anything would trump being stealthy and quick.

Bandoliers filled with his throwing knives, flechettes, and other useful items of the trade lined his torso and arms, as he pulled a jacket over his first layer of clothing to conceal his weaponry. They had some ways to go before arriving at the warehouse, and he did not want to raise any alarms until the time was right. He tossed car keys out to his team members, those who needed it, at least. [color=0072bc]"These cars are for our personal use and non-descript. They only have tinted windows and bulletproof plating inside the chassis to make up for a potential ambush, so be careful not to get too close to the warehouse. Armour piercing rounds will go clean through the metal."[/color]

He went over the plan again, this time highlight avenues of approach that would keep them hidden from the sentries, as well as pointing out where they could hide the cars for the time being. He turned to his partner for the mission, Suzumi, and flashed that charming smile again. [color=0072bc][i]Well then, milday, your chariot awaits."[/i][/color] He returned to the Russian for her benefit, but figured they might as well stick to it. There was little chance their targets were going to be fluent in Russian, and it was an added bonus in a firefight if the enemy couldn't figure out what the hell you were saying and planning.

He turned back to his team and gave his final instruction. [color=0072bc]"Report in once you're in position for the breach and disabled whatever you needed to. We'll commence the attack and breach on my signal. Until then, we keep graveyard silence around the area."[/color]

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The moment the car keys were handed out and the teams preparing to leave, Arryn was back on her tablet. It would be a lot easier to maintain the element of surprise and anonymity if she could keep their cars from being picked up by traffic cameras or identified through any kind of electronic recording device. [color=ed1c24]"I'll try to keep the cars from being recorded on camera, but most of it will have to wait until after the mission. A full system shutdown would be too conspicuous. That said, please try not to draw attention from traffic police in the meantime."[/color]

She headed out the car with her partner, the fellow Logi. All of her equipment was set up and just needed to be powered on, but she wasn't working alone. All the hardware could be at peak performance but the human element was always a wild card. [color=ed1c24]"I'll be counting on you, partner."[/color]