"Well my comrades, " says Kevin. "Shall we enter?"

Randy considers the question for a moment before blandly asking, "What do you think?" to nobody in particular.

"Well, we could also just stand here and await the gentlemen we are tracking to either arrive or exit the warehouse," answers Kevin.

Randy thinks about that for a bit then looks up towards the sky, then looks back at his companions, "To be honest, I would prefer not to stand out in the open like this. Would you mind if we went inside?"

Sol shrugs a little "I suppose that's the whole reason that we came... Although I would prefer not to be the first one through."

 Randy looks at Dewey and says, "and you?"

“Politely knock, before politely kicking the door down?  I say this Paladin shows them how we get things Pala’done.”  

Under Randy's hood nobody could see what expression was on his face, or even if his face bore any expression whatsoever (it didn't), but a faint sigh emerged. "Fine. I will go." Without further discussion and waste of time Randy stealthily walks into the warehouse with all of his sense extended to their maximum capacity.

Randy's Stealth = 16

Randy: The ramshackle, two-story warehouse stands at the back of an outer yard behind a high fence. You stealthily walk up to the gate on the fence and discover it isn't locked. You open it silently and continue to the front door.

You quietly try the front door and find it locked. You notice the front of the warehouse also has a large warehouse loading door and a painted-over window.

Randy yells into his companions' minds in distress, "The front door is locked. The loading door may be open."

"We are all civilized people.  Let's knock," suggests Kevin.

Randy shrugs and knocks on the front door of the warehouse.

 Meanwhile, Dewey sneaks over to the warehouse loading door, trying to find cover.

Stealth check = 10

Sol stands back out of immediate range of either door and watches the street for any strangers who might come from behind them.

Randy: You knock on the door and wait for someone to answer.

Dewey: You quietly approach the the loading door and find it locked.

Sol Rhea: You position yourself just inside the gate and watch the street for any signs of movement. Make a Perception check.

 Perception: 13

Sol Rhea: You keep your eyes open but see nothing on the street.

Randy: A moment silently passes and you realize that no one is coming to let you in.

What do you all want to do?

Randy checks the window to see if it is open, or if he can see through it at all, or for anything else of interest.

Randy: The window is also locked and is painted black so you can't see through it.

“Any one know how to pick a lock or should we smash up some windows?”