[Haytham would actually agree completely. In his line of work you couldn't leave things to chance. A person needed to be in the right position for a plan to work. A body placed just so. Escape routes were better plotted than made up as they went. And then bribes in the right places.

But 'luck' made for better alibis when someone 'happened' to take a spill down a flight of stairs or you were just a moment to late to save them from a trap or an enemy's sword.]

{You snake. Is that what you're planning to do to me? Make my child an orphan while I'm trying to save everyone here?}

Well then, may FORTUNE be with us. [And may the Father of Understanding guide us.]