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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wrahn" data-source="post: 1626646" data-attributes="member: 9191">*Some people believed that an assassin’s greatest tool was their mind or their skill, Aekir knew different.  Patience was an assassin’s greatest asset and one of which he never seemed to have the time to indulge.*They give me days, when I need months to do this safely. He thinks, perched on a battlement, in the form of a common wren, watching the ebb and flow of the human tide necessary to sustain a palace such as this.Only way to do this in a timely fashion is to begin.  I expect they have a vermin shield to keep small creatures from disturbing them, but I doubt that it extends below.*Aekir spends some time looking for ventilation to the lower levels, alternatively if there is waste system, he shall enter through there.  He will patiently spend days learning the layout of the lower palace, periodically slaying common vermin below assuming their shapes, disposing of the bodies through the waste system or little used storage rooms.  Primarily he is interested in where people go, important people first, locked doors they make their way through, and locked doors in general.*</blockquote>