To arrest El Triflé, without getting discovered by the Heart.
I met El Triflé at the Summit, and he informed me that he was also an influential member of the Heart. We got talking, and I managed to persuade him to give me a guided tour of his base. The Fairy-Light Kid gave me the sensor for their scanning device, so I will use this to let them get a detailed plan of the base as I wander around it.
Once the tour is done, and I have finished chatting pleasantly with El Triflé, I will return to the Kid, who will have formed a plan of attack. The Flying Guinea Pig should show up at some point, bringing reinforcements. If she comes up with a better plan, then we will follow hers (cautiously… I'm not sure I entirely trust her.) If she doesn't show then we shall still go along with the Kid's plan.
When we execute the plan I will try to corner El Triflé, and persuade him to surrender. We will then take him to Garuda, to do with as they please. If that doesn't work, then I guess we will have to kill him.
In either case, I would like to pillage the lair once El Triflé is dealt with, looking in particular for something for Dr Bolt.
Throughout the whole plan, I will be on the lookout for other people. El Triflé's base is pretty isolated, so anyone in the vicinity (apart from me, the Kid and Guinea's team) will be treated as suspicious. If I get even the slightest sense that my affiliation with Garuda might be exposed, then I will leave immediately.
Custard-mancy: if things go sideways.
Custard Stallion: to chase down El Triflé if necessary. (Or to escape, but only in an emergency - Brûlée's not very subtle).
To get the Heart to recruit me.
I will talk to my fellows in Garuda, and see if they have any useful info that might help me butter up a Heart high-up, and, for that matter, which high-up I might have the best luck buttering up. If they don't suggest anyone, I will aim for Prime.
Next, I will contact the Heart, and try and blag my way into a teleconference (or even an actual conference, but I doubt they'd let me see their base) with said high-up. If I manage to arrange a meeting, I will demonstrate my amazing custardy powers, and convince them that I could be an invaluable asset to the team. I will absolutely not mention my connections to Garuda.
If I can't see my chosen high-up, I will instead talk to anyone I can find, and see if I can make a bunch of friendly new contacts in the Heart.
Custard-mancy: to be amazing.
To fill Fairy-Light Kid's house with custard, whilst they are “sleeping”.
I want to make a name for myself as a villain, and the Kid (a notorious do-gooder) is happy to help me out.
Fairy-Light Kid intends to hire a security force, with some story about being at risk. They will do everything they can to make it look like their place is as high security as possible, and to make a very public fuss. Unbeknownst to everyone, however, I will already be hidden in the Kid's bolt-hole under their fireplace.
That night, I will fill their house up with Custard, making it look like I was trying to kill the Kid. I will then gallop away triumphantly on Brûlée. The Kid will spend the next couple of weeks pretending to be grievously wounded, again as publicly as possible, and my reputation should be secured.
Custard-mancy: for leaving a signature crime-scene.
Custard Stallion: to look very impressive as I gallop away.
Skill / Power to improve: Custard-mancy: Creation: 3 → 4