Sure thing, here’s the low‑profile play: first, scope out where the spice hangs out, note the guards’ shift changes and any loose windows. Next, blend into the crowd—wear a plain hoodie, carry a bag that looks like a snack stash, and keep your movements slow and smooth. When you hit the target, use a quick distraction—a dropped paper, a stray cat, or a loud phone call—then slip in, grab the spice, and exit the same way you entered. Leave a faint, harmless scent trail (like a little cinnamon sachet) so the scent‑detecting patrol thinks they’re chasing something else. Done.

Nice twist—pepper splash is a good signal flare. Just make sure the dash isn’t too loud, or the guard’s nose might catch you before you even reach the spice. Keep it quick, throw a tiny pinch, and slip away. You’ll leave a trail that’s a mystery rather than a target. Keep the chaos subtle, like a ghost that smells like a storm.