She let her body become more relaxed as she tilted her head back, her eyes on the sky overhead. Even the night sky seemed dingy, dirty almost as the city beneath it never stopped moving. She was suddenly aware that she wasn't alone, her eyes on three men in suits as the multi-car tram pulled to the stop. A quick glance at them allowed her the time she needed to analyze the situation. Neck tattoos were visible on the men in dark suits, the intricate design a clue to the syndicate they belonged to.<br/><br/>"Ragazzi, great..." She muttered, and without a second thought was dashing onto the tram the second the doors opened. She knew the transport wouldn't be crowded, but dashing onto the tram quickly may not have been a wise idea as two followed quickly, chasing her past one of the few passengers, a nicely dressed man, as the other two lingered back, just in case she was able to trick her way past the other two. Though the hacker did have a plan. She didn't ride this tram every night for nothing. She knew the last car was run down, unused, and dark. And while the taser would be obvious in those conditions, she did have a few tricks up her sleeve. While she was a hacker, she wasn't completely defenseless. She moved from car to car, making sure the doors locked behind her to give her some extra time, a few seconds would be all she needed as she ducked into the dark car, hiding under one of the few remaining seats as she fished into her coat pocket. She had an odd little lasso like thing, a wooden handle one end,mother line made from sharp piano wire. She knew it would work for at least one of them as she set it, waiting only a few seconds before the door opened. She was also beginning to rethink her gun policy.