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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Silver Moon" data-source="post: 6300989" data-attributes="member: 8530">She says, "That was actually the easiest part.  As the only four wizards left in Paris were relatively new members of the group they would not be very powerful, and therefore less likely to see through an illusion.  And back in Egypt Gonzales had seen enough of Daguerre and Chevrul to create their likenesses and voices.  So he simply opening the door and had them walk in, while the five of us stayed hidden outside the door.  The illusions then walked to the opposite side of the room while talking to wizards, who continued to watch them and turned their backs to us.  A pair of sleep bullets from Hardin's guns did the rest."They reach the aforementioned room and Meren states an incantation then the door is opened.   Inside is a vast magically lit treasure room, filled with shelves of jewelry and gems, a gold throne in the room center, two finely carved beds with mattresses with matching end tables, and a clothing rack with fancy robes, gowns and suits.  Also Standing on the far wall are Egyptian statues and other Egyptian artifacts.   Maurice lets out a gasp at the vast amount of treasure.  Meren turns to Abby and Callan and says "We sealed it when we left, only the five of us knew how to open it, so nothing here was taken."She then adds, "And yes, it was well planned out.   Mr. Gonzales said that he lived here in Paris for several years, where he and his great-nephew spent a considerable amount of time debating and devising methods to accomplish this.   He had apparently recently revised the plan to potentially use his friends, the American group known as Arcade's Gang, as the assault team.  That is why he selected the four of us, we apparently had a comparable group of skill sets.   However, he made it clear that he was not to get the credit.  This was a matter between Egypt and France, so the three North Americans were not to be credited as anything but being assistants.  If successful, I would be team leader working for Neferka.  If it was a failure the Nubian Prince was prepared to take the blame and say that Neferka knew nothing about it."</blockquote>

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