From Gotham to Cairo

I've Got an Idea...

"Okay, then," Jason said, defensively raising his hands.

"Any ideas on how to obtain this information?"

"No," Dick voiced truthfully.

"Perhaps the bug can give some insight on what's going on at LexCorp," Damian suggested.

Dick took out his listening device and held it in front of him for the others to hear it.

Buuhzz.

"Nothing," Dick said, putting his listening device back.

"I guess it was too much to hope for that they would be talking about their plans as we were listening on them."

"I think I may know someone who can share information about the Assassins."

"Who?"

"Anthony," Damian answered.

"Who the hell is Anthony?" Jason asked.

"During our interrogation of that Assassin, he let slip that there was a traitor named Anthony.  If he is a traitor, maybe he wouldn't mind sharing some information with us."

"But how can we locate him?"

"All Assassins have a tracking device on them, so if we can get access to their technology, then we can track Anthony."

"And how exactly can we get access to their tech?"

"The most probable way to get access to their technology is to go to LexCorp.  From there we download all of the files the Assassins have on their Assassins, including Anthony."

"You want us to go back to LexCorp?  A building swarming with Assassins who are highly armed, highly trained and want to kill us?"

"That is the plan," Damian confirmed.

"If we're to set this plan into motion, where would we save all of this data?" Jason asked.

Dick wordlessly plucked out the flash drive he stole from LexCorp.

"Excellent!  With any additional luck, that USB drive will have some obscured, but helpful, information on the Assassins," Damian said, clapping his hands together.

"But we still need something to plug the flash drive into."

"One problem at a time, Todd."

"Let me recap.  Our plan is: go back to LexCorp.  Avoid all the patrolling guards, especially Shiva and Cain, download all the information the Assassins have on Anthony, an Assassin whose last name we don't even know.  Good so far?" Jason asked.

"Correct."

"I assume this is a in-and-out job, right?" Jason continued.

"For the most part," Damian eluded.

"What do you mean 'for the most part'?  There is no most part in a in-and-out job!"

"Well...the downloading process can take quite sometime," Damian said edgily.

"How long is 'quite sometime'?"

"Ten to fifteen minutes," Damian answered.

"Grandioso, fifteen minutes inside a facility with Assassins.  Do we even have a plan how to infiltrate the place?"

"That's what we're doing now.  Developing a plan for infiltration," Dick said irritably.

"The easiest way to enter is most likely through the ventilation grates," Damian said thoughtfully.