Revenge is Priceless 3

[Seryna]

Rob glanced to the priest that he had neglected to notice. The man had been so quiet lately, he had just seemed to fade into the background. The priest didn't see to take offense to Rob's earlier words.


"Sam, Tal and Michael -" Rob gestured to Tal as he spoke her name, a quick and dirty introduction. "-here know of a tactic that we're going to implement when we go after Vanessa. Vanessa is the name that the vampire is using. She hunts in Santee and operates out of a club and a old pub, Denisson's. My cell was watching her for two weeks, so we have the footwork covered. Its a matter of time of syncing up our attack.

Would you mind sharing how you help out in the hunt, Alistair? If we can coordinate our efforts, perhaps we can take down this beast."


Tal Helene Jameson Samael Milton Alistair Smith Priest

[Cabochard]

Helene looks at Alistair. She blinks. She rubs the bridge of her nose. "Because when you break into a building in the middle of the day, there's this little thing called witnesses. And the police. And prison. And prison is very, very bad." She sighs. "Just because it seems like the best possible idea, doesn't mean it is. The middle of the day is a bad time to break into someone's house. That's why most robbers wait for the middle of the night. See, if we wanted to do something like that, we'd probably be a whole lot safer just lighting fire to the place in the middle of the night."

[Seryna]

"There's nothing inherently wrong with attacking in the day." Rob suggested. "We would have some obstacles, yes." Rob nodded to Helene.
"You're not wrong about witnesses. We would need to get the office manager and the doorman out of the way. Yet I'd imagine most of her neighbors work during the day. If we were fast and quiet, a day time attack is a possibility. When we were looking at this, we had three people."
Rob reminded.

"You have quite a few friends that can be tasked to distract or keep a look out." He continued.
"Yet if you want to attack at night, I won't hold it against you. This is your cell and this is your call."

Rob turned back to Alistair.

"Did you say you could gum them up with false charges? There's this one body guard who is constantly at the town home. We never see him leave. He was our biggest deterrent against attacking during the day. I figured he was the canary."

[Tal]

"I'm thinking, assuming all goes to plan, chasing her into an alley and setting her on fire might be best. I don't think the daylight attack is such a bad idea, though. She's been attacked at the club, at night. That's likely when she'll be most on her guard. And if you do have connections with the police," she said, looking to the Brit, "it might be more useful to use them if something goes wrong and the police get called on us. The police are a problem for us no matter where, or when, we do this and I like the idea of having some protection from them just in case the worst happens.

"But, all that aside, the bare bones of the easiest plan are this: an attractive male acts as lure to get the lick out of the club and guide her toward an alley. Then Michael, Sam, and myself force her into the alleyway where the rest of you wait. Then we use fire or stakes or whatever to kill her. What does everyone think?"

[Cabochard]

Helene shrugs. "I like it, but... we don't know anything about the area. I think that, before we do anything more, even consolidating the plan, we need to do some recon, both on the house and on the area around Priceless. And checking some blueprints and maps of the areas can't hurt at all."

She'd gotten caught in the trap of not knowing where she was going before, and it was not a fun trap.