Matt and Roshal headed to the east end of the room, carefully creeping forward under the cover the stacks of crates provided. Just as they were about to round the corner of the second stack and come up on the door, a faint whirring caused them to stop in their tracks. A quick check of the situation around a corner showed an automated security camera mounted up near the ceiling, slowly sweeping the area in front of it in a wide arc with its lens. The stacks of crates severely limited its vision, but to the sides it still had plenty of room to see. The turning was slow, however, some 10 seconds for a one-way sweep. The door was there too, as simple as the one first encountered. No visible locks, just a simple on/off panel next to the door. And further down the room, another door closer to the corner. The marking on it seemed to suggest it was nothing more interesting than bathrooms beyond it.
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Viggo and Ira in the meantime broke off westwards, coming up on the other door there. This one wasn't locked either, and opened at the touch of a button. The room beyond was well lit and, what could be seen from the door, offered no cover. Another camera could be seen mounted up on the wall, its arc not quite reaching the door, but able to sweep most of the remainder of the room with ease. Further investigation (consisting mostly of peeking in and getting quickly out of sight) revealed a slight security presence. Three guards in all, in simple grey uniforms, white helmets and black ballistic vests. The quick look didn't allow for an inspection of weaponry, but none of them seemed to be carrying anything the size of a rifle. Half-way down the length of the room, up against the west wall, was also a forcefield-cage surrounding a droid charging booth, housing a servomech very much like the one now sitting inactive in the storage room Viggo and Ira had come through. From what could be seen, the nearest other doors in the room weren't fitted with a simple on/off switch, but something fancier, possibly a keycard lock. Closer investigation would be needed to confirm it, however.
