Spook nodded her head in response to Cat's non-answer. If she had to guess, she'd be firing on anyone who wasn't part of Mary's crew. As long as they weren't going up against a rival all-girl motorcycle squad it wouldn't be hard to keep track of things. Whatever she'd joined up to do, at the moment she had to concentrate on getting there in one piece. Maybe Cat was showing off a bit because she had a passanger, but Spook figured the woman always drove this way. With this much power throbbing between her legs who could blame her? Spook tightened the grip of her cybernetic arms around Cat's waist, leaning forward as they picked up speed, keeping her body as flush as possible with the cyclist's. Her insides lurched with every sharp turn and she clamped her thighs to either side of the seat she shared, falling off would leave her as little more than a smear on the ancient roadways. On the plus side, with no shirt and a smooth scalp she didn't experience as much drag as most passengers would.<br/><br/>The rays of the sun made her squint, her eyes stinging from its unexpected brilliance. Even as a girl living just above Dreg life she'd never seen the thing with her own eyes, it'd never occured to her to find the limits of the super city and look on what lay out there. The blue sky, the ocean stretching out to the horizon... it was too much to take in all at once, she had to turn her attention back to where they'd come from. Pangu's massive walls of steel, glass and concrete were overwhelming in their own way, but she was familiar with them, having spent her whole life buried under the city's weight.<br/><br/>"Fuck me..." she muttered. Even if Mary decided Spook couldn't cut it and told her to take a hike, it'd been worth it just to come out here.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>