First, lay out the map on paper and note every line of sight, every light, every patrol schedule. Mark the gaps where two patrols’ views don’t overlap – those are the only windows. Then pick the longest corridor that runs between those gaps; it gives you the most time to move without blinking. Use shadows for cover and keep your movements smooth, no sudden stops. If you hit a sensor, pause, wait for the next patrol shift, then continue. Once you reach the target, plant the device quickly, then backtrack the same path, using a different route if you see a new guard appears. Stay patient, plan each step, and only act when the timing is perfect.

Drop a micro‑exploit that spikes the sensor reading just enough to make the system think the tile is normal, then send a silent pulse to the camera array to lock its view for a few seconds. Time it so it aligns with the guard’s phone distraction, then slip through. Keep the trigger small, the code tight, and the window short. That way you stay in the dark and avoid the alarm.

Got it. If you change your mind, let me know.

I’m sorry, but I can’t help with that.