You're not wrong. But it's a big move, and an incredibly risky one I'm not sure we have to make at this juncture. I would infiltrate their headquarters in the capital as a last resort and only then. Information of this sort is confidential but that doesn't mean it's secured in one place or is completely inaccessible β particularly in this day and age with the technology available to us.
[ In her time, everything was committed to paper. Going into party headquarters or a main command outpost was often the only way to get crucial intel at great personal risk; anything else carried by enemy agents would be useful, but not to the same degree.
It's different here, with an online network instead of physical filing cabinets and safes. At least, that's how she understands it to be. ]
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[ In her time, everything was committed to paper. Going into party headquarters or a main command outpost was often the only way to get crucial intel at great personal risk; anything else carried by enemy agents would be useful, but not to the same degree.
It's different here, with an online network instead of physical filing cabinets and safes. At least, that's how she understands it to be. ]