Tapping the touch sensitive side of her visor, she looked over the small map appeared privately before her eyes. Well, privately in that it couldn't be seen, but she suspected MARA could see her looked it over. Technology was a wonderful loss of privacy like that. Spinning her finger, the map changed from overlay to a 3d model of the cityscape, listing building heights and possible vantage points that could be used for the mission, which she scanned over before tapping the visor again to remove the map. "There should be a building to the east of the site that would give us a good view over the supposed hot spot. I think it'd be better to check from a distance, rather than rush into what could be a nest." Said said flatly, looking over at the AI. At least the visor hid her glare.<br/><br/>Something about MARA put her on edge. A nagging feeling that it wasn't always looking out for their best interests during the mission. That and it seemed to be saying her name wrong on purpose, was was very, very irritating. She knew she had a accent, but it couldn't be so bad that an AI could get her name wrong three times in a row, or even just pull up her file and check the proper name. Whoever thought to give AI's personalities wasn't rated very highly in her books right now. Still, she was supposed to help, and was there as part of the mission, so she couldn't find a way to leave her, even if she wanted to.<br/><br/>As for her partner, she turned and gave her a brief nod, least she think she was being ogled. She didn't know how much Amanda knew about her past, and didn't really want to have any new rumors about her flying around. On the one hand, she seemed to know the mission well enough, but on the other, she also seemed to like MARA. Something that didn't help the situation. "I doubt that you'll take my advice, though. You seem rather gun-ho about just rushing in." She sighed and flipped the safety off her rifle, "Ready as ever then. Lead on."