If you can’t dodge the line, make the guard think it’s yours to move. Time it to the beat of the patrol—when the guard’s eye is on the door, slip in with the shadow of a stray torch or a shouted shout from the corridor. Then drop a small noise to shift their focus. Keep your body low, move like a ghost, and always have a backup exit ready if the guard’s patience wears out.

Got it—exit first, then the stealth. I’ll keep the route on the fast track and throw a decoy move just before the guard turns. If the shadows play tricks, a quick sprint to the next corridor will save the plan.

You’ll need a loud distraction—maybe a thrown pebble that echoes off the walls, or a shouted alarm. It has to cut his attention, not give him time to call for backup. While he’s busy, sprint into the corridor, staying low, then split up if you’ve got teammates. Keep that exit in mind—ideally it’s a blind turn or a narrow passage that’s easier to run. Stay sharp, stay quiet.You’ll need a loud distraction—maybe a thrown pebble that echoes off the walls or a shouted alarm. It has to cut his attention, not give him time to call for backup. While he’s busy, sprint into the corridor, staying low, then split up if you’ve got teammates. Keep that exit in mind—ideally it’s a blind turn or a narrow passage that’s easier to run. Stay sharp, stay quiet.

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

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