Doctor Proctor said, exhausted, rubbing a hand over his face. “The light switch is here, on the wall behind all the lasers.” He pointed. “You can’t get to it without triggering the alarm. They’ve thought of everything!” “Hmm,” Nilly said, scratching his left sideburn with his right hand. “So if we do make it through there, what’s next?” Doctor Proctor rolled his eyes. “Then you’re in the room where the door of the vault is. And motion sensors will detect that you’re there and give you thirty seconds to open the door before the alarm goes off.” “Why did they do it like that?” Nilly asked. “If someone is in there for thirty seconds without being able to open the vault door, then they’re probably not supposed to be in there. In other words, a burglar. Right?” “Clever. And the door and the lock?” “The door is made of the thickest steel there is, Uddevalla steel.
