Sounds like a classic “run, slip, hide” routine. First, map the maze and mark the choke points where you can drop the target or create a diversion—short, sharp moves that let you glide through the crowds without being seen. Use the fastest path as the baseline, but insert a couple of hidden alleys that let you slip behind the guards. Keep your pace just fast enough to stay ahead of the chase but slow enough that you can pause for a quick cover or a quick swap if a guard spots you. The key is to plan the escape in layers: speed to get there, stealth to stay unseen, and a single, precise move to clear the target before the clock runs out. Just remember, a good plan is a silent plan—don’t shout, just move.

Keep your ears on the guards’ chatter, and when the target’s face hits the flicker of a streetlamp, that’s your cue. One step forward, one step back—slip to the left, make the target drop the bag, then sprint toward the nearest exit. Timing is all about that split second when the guard’s blind spot is open. Stay sharp, stay quiet, and the clock will bend to your rhythm.