It was certainly going to be wild.  MARA's readings kept leaping around, jumping from a small group to a large group to a mixed group. The AI grew frustrated, nearly taking out her anger on the streams of data that flowed through her.  instead she merely huffed, nearly pouting. If they'd actually bothered to listen to her suggestions, maybe they wouldn't have these kinds of problems. Instead, they'd have to, again, rely on stupid visual confirmation.<br/><br/>"I think the nest is there," she offered.  "I mean, it's really hard to tell for some reason. Probably another little glitch .I already sent a report in, not that anyone at XCITE will actually bother to read the stupid thing."<br/><br/>The AI sighed, shifting her new data onto the girls' maps. The red dots and squiggles would flash for a moment, before subsiding into the small group that MARA believed actually existed there.  Always go for the average in cases like this.<br/><br/>"Toniqua's right though, probably ought to do some scouting first," admitted MARA. She sighed, lacing her hands behind her neck and floating in space. Her eyes flicked over to look in front of the girls, again using their visual readouts to act as her own sight. "I mean, it's<i>so</i>much more fun to just go in there, ya know? Guns blazin' and fists flyin'.  But the readouts are all wonky. I don't want you two to wind up mincemeat," being screwed over and over again by large demons, sure, but a group that large could<i>kill</i>them. "So, yeah, get close and start spying. I'm gonna take a nap or something. Let me know if you actually need any technological support."<br/><br/>With that, MARA faded out, withdrawing into the cyber-scape. She still continued to crunch numbers and check data; she was just a lot less visible while doing so.