Annika gave the feline an animal smile, "Now that is exactly the sort of thing they need to hear. I'm starting the recording from here once you get it done I'll send it out. Should take less than a minute or two by the time they can really see us coming in hot." One thing she'd never enjoyed in her years in service or in piracy was the light speed delay for communications. She'd mentioned it to one of the techies asking why they couldn't do something with tangles and got an answer that she assumed only another tech or physicist would understand. Even so, there was the advantage that if they didn't like the communication they could re-record before sending it. A bit more time in recording was meaningless when the message took two minutes or even more to arrive.<br/><br/>While she was waiting for Rahks'ha to record the communication she glanced over to the scopes and said, "In the meantime now that we're burning bright and everyone can see us let me know if we get anything on active scans. If there's another black body out there the active radar might actually pick it up."<br/><br/>She took another moment to send the data file of what she had on their quarry. "While she's doing that I'm sending you a file on their set up Kira. Standard for a freighter of that size, but we'll want to come in and get out with the best stuff as quick as we can with the least amount of trouble. Let me know what airlock you think works best and who you'd want on your team. You'll be in charge of any boarding action."