George Stacy was not entirely confident about organizing so many teams to act at once. As he had said, police were police; having more people did not turn them into an army.
So he gathered the commanders of every organization together to discuss how to attack the last stronghold of the Vampires and Werewolves in New York City.
Unlike a military operation, they were preparing to attack without a thorough understanding of the manor's terrain.
Although drones had not yet fully matured in this era, police helicopters were already patrolling overhead and maintaining radio contact with the ground at all times.
However, police equipment was not advanced enough to immediately obtain footage recorded by the helicopters, so they could only discuss the terrain based on what could be seen with the naked eye.
If the X-Men had already arrived, they might have been able to obtain more information with their technological support. However, the police had only contacted the X-Men after their convoy had initially arrived.
After all, planes did not have to worry about traffic jams, but driving could easily lead to unexpected situations. To avoid the Blackbird jet circling overhead and drawing the attention of the Vampires and Werewolves, George Stacy had asked the X-Men to depart only after receiving notice.
The Blackbird jet should still have been in the air by then.
Though they did not have an accurate map, they did have a street map. Everyone gathered around the crude map, marking entrances, exits, favorable observation points, and other important locations with markers as they discussed how to break in.
A row of tall trees had been planted along the inside of the manor wall, completely blocking the view of what lay within. Still, through the gaps, they could see that the manor's windows had all