Time to party . . .
Copperhead moved in a crouched position, keeping below the edge of the loading platform to the far edge of the dock where the camera likely had the poorest field of view, gesturing for the decker to follow her. When he's ready, she helps him up over the lip, then moves rapidly to under the camera where it has no field of view.
She speaks in a whisper.
"Ya wanna deck da console or da camera"
She helps connect his device to whichever of the two he prefers, then moves to the elevator panel by whatever path provides the least exposure to the camera and quickly unscrews the cover plate, trusting to her own stealth ability, the spirit, the troll boogers and the now frantic passion of the joy-girls to keep anyone from paying too much attention to her.
At the elevator, she worked calmly and quietly, doing her best to "fix" things in a way that would look like the device had failed due to natural failure/poor connections rather than deliberate tampering. A full forensics test would tell of course, but she doubted that was likely - certainly not something that would happen soon, anyhow.
Was Copperhead able to read anything off the labels of the barrels?
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08:17, Today: Copperhead rolled 3 successes using 6d6 with the Shadowrun system with a target of 4 with rolls of (6+5)11,2,3,(6+2)8,(6+6+4)16,1. Stealth - get to camera/desk.08:17, Today: Copperhead rolled 2 successes using 6d6 with the Shadowrun system with a target of 4 with rolls of 1,3,4,2,(6+1)7,1. Stealth - get to elevator console.
08:17, Today: Copperhead rolled 2 successes using 6d6 with the Shadowrun system with a target of 4 with rolls of 2,(6+3)9,(6+3)9,1,3,2. Electronics - disable elevator.
That should do it, I hope. Noruas - do your worst :>
Priorities (in order) as I see it are:
- find out what cameras or other sensors exist between us and where we need to go - computer center downstairs and director's office upstairs
- looping what cameras along that route you can, say for the next hour and disabling relevant alarms for the same period
- figuring out where the guards, janitor and extra high-level person are
- making the doors en route easier to open
If Copperhead finishes before the decker, she places a sharp piece of debris behind the left back tire of the van, then spends some time poking around the guard's desk, taking photos of anything she thinks might be worth money and checking for anything useful.