of her team split up, each taking a fourth of the academy grounds. If they saw anything they were to call it in so they could take their target down as a team. Yang disagreed with Ruby's plan to split up, while she had to admit that in order for each of them to work as bait they would have to be alone, she would have preferred, however; that only one act as bait while the others covertly watched over.

Leaning against one of the campus's many ornate buildings, Yang retrieved her scroll. Pulling open the rectangular device she quickly typed out a message and sent it to her teammates. Within moments three new messages appeared on her screen. Each was the same, every member of the team checkingin to let the team know they were still alive. Yang closed her scroll and plopped it back into her pocket. She let out a long sigh. Still nothing.

As she continued her stroll closer to where her's and Ruby's areas meet, she caught sight of swift movement out of the corner of her eye. She swung her head over and saw only for a moment a figure landing on the path between buildings before dashing inside one of them. This was it, she knew it. None of her teammates were patrolling her part of campus.

Reaching into her book bag she retrieved her beloved gauntlets. The gold devices slipped onto her waiting wrists. Now this was what she waited for.

Through the dark hallways she stalked, every footfall as silent