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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hammerhead" data-source="post: 859521" data-attributes="member: 73">Sarah hated relying on other, less competent people. True, Xander would be a great person to have in a brawl, but as a spy...Still, Section Nine operatives were the best of the best, and X-Cel was sure to be quite skilled and versatile. He probably won't be too bad, Sarah thinks to herself. She had to rely on him."Okay. Start a fight with him. Get him to spill something on you or something. Or create another distraction. To signal the beginning of your diversion, touch the side of your head with two fingers, like so." Sarah demonstrates the simple maneuver, then continues. "Or perhaps you could 'accidentally' spill something on his jacket. Apologize profusely, and start wiping it up. Then I'll go for the phone. We'll follow him to his car and plant the tracker as well."An agent must be adaptable, and making complex plans before entry could only result in ruin. It was best to imagine a general outline, and then to improvise; at least in this situation. Sarah hated the uncertainty of it. Sighing, she lifts up her .40 S&W, examing the cold, black firearm before placing it on the table.</blockquote>