Identifies where all the cameras in a building are

Turning my attention towards Raven, I saw her gazing at a building across the street and opened my mouth to say something before pausing considering. Levant and Vulturnus appeared beside me, invisible to any eyes but my own, and all at once my senses spread through shifting currents and grids of power lines. It only took me a moment to confirm my suspicions.

We weren’t in the building we were aiming for. Close to it, enough so that we appeared to be next to the marker on my map, but we weren’t there. But I could trace a path across the street in a web of light, through walls and floors and even below the ground—and there it was. As I figured, right below the building Raven was watched were rows and rows of servers, bright to my Lightning Elemental’s eyes.

But those weren’t the only things he sensed.

“Worried about the cameras, Raven?” I guessed, inserting a slight smile to my voice. Raven’s hair swayed as if her face had twitched in my direction, but she didn’t look away from her target—presumably she was scanning the interior for the safest way in. “Third floor, second window from the right. It’s an empty room; no people, no cameras.

“I take it you know where everything else in the building is?” Raven said neutrally.

I did now, I thought as my Elementals guided their power through it.

“Naturally,” I said aloud as if it were nothing. “The cameras are monitored from a room on the third floor as well; once we’re inside, I’ll disable all the cameras, shut down the communications in that room, and rush to disable the guard inside. Afterwards, we’ll access the server from one of the computers, get what we need, and leave. If that’s alright with you?”