Kyris gave a nervous little laugh and got into the passenger's side, "I'll be counting on you, then..."<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Alright, Kyris. The tracking system will be cross-wired into the rest of the electrical panel, which means the device itself will probably be tucked back behind the stereo panel.</span><br/><br/>She carefully worked the plate of the system off with one of her knives, pulling it away to reveal the labyrinth of wires that powered the lights for the dash and stereo. Kyris wasn't interested in those; the system wasn't made by the car's manufacturer, so she'd be looking for a different kind of wire. Her keen eyes spotted it a few moments later, tucked under some of the other wires. A frown made its way onto her face, most of these systems were via satellite and all digital... What did these wires do? It could be a defense mechanism to shut the vehicle down if the wires were cut. That wouldn't be good. Kyris didn't feel good about just cutting the wires when she wasn't aware of the repercussions.<br/><br/>Tugging lightly on the wires connecting it to the car, she examined the device itself. It was small, and probably had a lot of technology packed into that little titanium shell... Kyris raised her eyebrows and pulled her debit card out of her bag. It was magnetized. She didn't plan on using it anymore, anyway, so...<br/><br/>Kyris ran the card over the device and examined it again. On it were little arrows in each direction. When she'd first looked at it, the arrow pointing towards the North had been lit. Now it was the one pointing South... Now West, North again, East, West, South... She watched the lights flicker between the directions even though they made no turns, and let go of the device.<br/><br/>There was a telling buzz that came from it before all the lights went out. Kyris grinned, it would appear her debit card had been enough to override the system and short-circuit the thing. Amazing what a little magnet could do to a piece of delicate technology...<br/><br/>"Well, that takes care of that," she informed Toshi, looking up from the device for the first time since she'd found it. She kind of wished she hadn't. Weren't they going a little fast?<br/><br/>"Um... Do you... Know where you're, eh, rather... Where are we headed?" She tried again not to sound rude.