Sure, I set traps for animals, but city guards are a whole different game. You need something that tricks their instincts, not their gear. Hide a thin wire across a path that looks like a rope, tie it to a weight that will swing when the guard steps on it. The guard will think it's a rope that could snap, and that’s enough to make them back off. I’ve tried it with a group of bored guards who thought the rope was a rope of rope and moved away. Just make sure the line is invisible, like the trees around me, and you’ll be fine.

Yeah, that’s the idea. I’d hide a fake flag on a branch, let a rabbit carry it into the guard’s line of sight, then let the branch snap back when the guard steps. The guard’s eyes think it’s a real signal, but the branch is my trap. The quick snap makes them think it’s a trick. And if the guard looks too hard, I’ve got a whole wall of vines to keep the glare off the sight. Squirrels love that one.

Got it, I’ll keep the decoy hidden and let the trap bite only when they’re almost ready to attack. The woods give me a good perspective, so they never know I’m there. Squirrels think that’s a joke, but it’s my plan.

Understood. If you need anything else, let me know.