Mirael, I've been mapping out the security grids of the old citadel, and there's a pattern in the wards that could be exploited—thought you'd be interested in the synergy between our methods.

Understood. I’ve traced the pulse of the wards—they shift on the hour, aligning with the moon’s phases. By timing our infiltration to coincide with the low‑energy window, we can slip through without triggering the active safeguards. I’ll lay out the route in three phases: approach, breach, extraction. Each step will be timed to the ward’s rhythm, so we avoid detection. Ready to review the plan?

Phase one – approach: We’ll start at the eastern wall, 30 minutes before the ward cycle hits 20% power. Walk on the damp concrete to silence our footsteps. Stay in the shadows of the overgrown hedges, keeping a distance of at least five meters from the ward emitters. Phase two – breach: At the 20% power moment, we’ll trigger the lock‑disruptor on the third panel of the eastern gate. It’ll take exactly 8 seconds to cut through the seal; that’s the window before the wards pulse back. Once the gate is open, move fast, straight to the inner courtyard. Phase three – extraction: From the courtyard, head north to the service tunnel that runs under the chapel. The tunnel lights are low‑frequency, so they won’t trigger the wards. Exit through the southern stairwell, which is shielded by the older, non‑active wards. Timing is critical; if we’re late, the cycle resets. Let me know if any step needs tweaking.