[ that is actually very helpful, thank you sweet mira.
whisper pulls a sour expression at being called 'pup' but doesn't indulge hans with any commentary. ]
Yes. I was a scout.
[ looking at the map again... ] It would be best to take on a different area. Although we have no way to communicate, so that makes things tricky. But searching together means a higher risk of detection.
Regardless, we will need to take one one section at a time to be thorough.
It's really not that big. I mean yes, it is big, but you may be over-exaggerating here. [ pointing that out. ]
Splitting up is fine if we can find some sort of signal to use to alert the others if we've found the treasure or if something comes up. We won't really know until we get there, I guess.
[ they...they really are just going into this without a fucking clue huh. they can look at the map. ]
At least we'll all be on the ground level. So if something happens it's easier to split. I can do outside of buildings.
I'm tellin' ya, though, this has got room for a whole village to live and then some.
[There's a laughing note in Hans' voice that says that while he could be exaggerating some he might also really not be exaggerating all that much. The flow of people through one of these places is obscene, and that's just back where they came from.]
Meow, if it's just casin' the place, we can look around an' then meet up someplace before the big finale -- my guess's we'll be looking at more security anyplace there's valuables. Just gotta figure out whether that's real treasure or part o' the casino's vaults.
[Which, technically, is also treasure -- but one heist at a time here.]
Meet up quick an' easy, don't go back the way ya came, and use some decoys to buy some time. Anything else 'fore we get there?
Keep in mind we aren't the only people looking for this treasure as well. [ he's busy looking out the window at this point to get a gauge how much of their eighteen minutes they've eaten up. ] Depending on other people's strategy there's a chance the whole thing's already gone and we're just wasting time.
[ he says, as the local pessimist. ]
If we walk in and just look like regular people off the street and check the floor for anything suspicious, that'll give us an idea of where to start. We can pick a place to meet after a certain amount of time, regroup to decide where to split up, and then spread out again. Keep an eye out for anything that might throw off our chances of getting out with it, and then head back to the car.
Nyahihi, that just means we gotta watch for 'em and kick their legs out from under 'em if we wanna really get our hands dirty. Might be they'd lead us right to the treasure too.
[Hans is being totally normal. He is the local normal guy.
Should we be planning for a thief battle royale, probably not, but he's doing that anyway somewhere in the mix.]
Somewhere in the middle's a good place to pull the plan together an' really kick things off. Theatre's usually nice an' dark.
'Course, if ya find the treasure an' think you've got a good shot at it? Don't go jiltin' Lady Luck when she's got a hand out, just grab'n run. Rest of us'll get ourselves sorted.
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whisper pulls a sour expression at being called 'pup' but doesn't indulge hans with any commentary. ]
Yes. I was a scout.
[ looking at the map again... ] It would be best to take on a different area. Although we have no way to communicate, so that makes things tricky. But searching together means a higher risk of detection.
Regardless, we will need to take one one section at a time to be thorough.
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Splitting up is fine if we can find some sort of signal to use to alert the others if we've found the treasure or if something comes up. We won't really know until we get there, I guess.
[ they...they really are just going into this without a fucking clue huh. they can look at the map. ]
At least we'll all be on the ground level. So if something happens it's easier to split. I can do outside of buildings.
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[There's a laughing note in Hans' voice that says that while he could be exaggerating some he might also really not be exaggerating all that much. The flow of people through one of these places is obscene, and that's just back where they came from.]
Meow, if it's just casin' the place, we can look around an' then meet up someplace before the big finale -- my guess's we'll be looking at more security anyplace there's valuables. Just gotta figure out whether that's real treasure or part o' the casino's vaults.
[Which, technically, is also treasure -- but one heist at a time here.]
Meet up quick an' easy, don't go back the way ya came, and use some decoys to buy some time. Anything else 'fore we get there?
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Security will be looking for anything unusual. So don't be unusual.
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[ he says, as the local pessimist. ]
If we walk in and just look like regular people off the street and check the floor for anything suspicious, that'll give us an idea of where to start. We can pick a place to meet after a certain amount of time, regroup to decide where to split up, and then spread out again. Keep an eye out for anything that might throw off our chances of getting out with it, and then head back to the car.
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[Hans is being totally normal. He is the local normal guy.
Should we be planning for a thief battle royale, probably not, but he's doing that anyway somewhere in the mix.]
Somewhere in the middle's a good place to pull the plan together an' really kick things off. Theatre's usually nice an' dark.
'Course, if ya find the treasure an' think you've got a good shot at it? Don't go jiltin' Lady Luck when she's got a hand out, just grab'n run. Rest of us'll get ourselves sorted.
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