Corridor Infiltration

I resumed ground reconnaissance along the perimeter at fourteen-forty hours. The hard flooring yielded to a heavy, textured vertical barrier—the hem of a floor-length curtain. By maintaining a slow forward thrust, my sharp nose parted the dense fabric folds, creating an ingress corridor of approximately four inches. I successfully navigated beneath the textile canopy and established a stationary surveillance outpost in the narrow aperture between the fabric and the baseboard. Visibility to the exterior remains obscured, but acoustic sensors register ambient domestic frequencies unimpeded. Positional covertness achieved.