“Yeah well, don’t worry about the Shadow Nexus. It won’t be making an appearance,” Drake said in responds to Seth’s comment as he slowly snuck towards the windows of the building as Seth started his distraction. He started checking the windows to see if one was left unlocked. To his surprise, the third window he checked on the ground floor was left unlocked. He slowly and quietly started to open it. He climbed into the window and to his luck. There wasn’t a table under it with a bunch of items that hindered his entrance. He slipped into the room before he slowly closed the window and radioed to Seth, “Third window on the ground floor is unlocked, best bet in getting in for you. Unless you want to use the front door?”

Drake quickly took out his two revolvers and pointed them at the door as it slowly creaked open. He waited for the unlucky bastard to walk into the room to be filled with lead. However, instead of a guard, a white Persian can walked into the room and looked at Drake. It then trotted over to its bed in the corner and curled up into a ball.

“Guess I’m not a threat to you?’ Drake whispered before he slowly snuck towards the door. He turned the inferred back on in his goggles and saw only three guards in the hallway. The hologram appeared from his watch and he pushed a few images before three more metal flies appeared from his watch. However, the flies looked more like bees then normal flies. He let them fly out the room and towards the guards. They silently landed on the necks of the guards and quickly stung the guards. 

To the guards, the sing felt like a mosquito bite. The guards slapped their necks, but it was already too late. The guards fell to the floor just before Drake snuck out of the room. [i]Night, night[/i] Drake thought as he knelt down to where the bees now lay. He scanned them back into his watch before he stood up and looked around.

“You wouldn’t happen to have a map of this place would you?” Drake asked Seth through the communicator. He didn’t know whether to go left or right. Hell, he didn’t even know where the target was.