The trip back was uneventful... (If Kruft says it was).<br/><br/>Settled down with drinks, Babs leftover sandwiches for Ptricia and Reizu (the rabbit aerobics instructor had long since reformed her replacement body and left, but there was still plenty of meat and stuffing) and a big bowl of falafel balls for Chris, Ptricia started to explain.<br/><br/>"The sensible general conceals information on his forces from his opponent. The smart one gives them it, or rather the information he wants them to have. Sooner or later, your foe is going to connect the dots. Fortunately wolves aren't uncommon, even white ones, but sooner or later he's going to figure out that you are the one he's out to get. But hopefully, by that time we'll be signed up with his company, and making too much money for him to have us killed right away."<br/><br/>"He's going to try and find out what he can about our strengths and weaknesses, and that interview seemed a perfect chance to throw down some misinformation. I dropped into the conversation that I was a heavily physical fighter, possibly the only one in the group as Reizu was quiet about his ninja skills, and while they may know about your telekinesis, they'll have little idea how powerful it is. They won't be expecting magic from me, as I made it clear my reform ability was innate."<br/><br/>"I want to see what other misinformation we can throw into the public domain, and work out countermeasures to the attacks he's going to throw at us based on what he finds out. I also have an idea about a financial attack on him... I'll have to study the organisation of his company, figure out it's share structure. It would be nice, while we're working up to direct attacks to be able to throw something like taking control of his company away from him, cutting him, and I assume the Purgers off from a source of funding."<br/><br/>"Some of this won't be possible until we get inside the company, and can see about intelligence gathering. Can you think of any other levels we could work on? Sabotaging the Purgers will require some counterintelligence, for instance. And our public personas need to be squeaky clean, so we can be the poor innocent musicians being exploited by a corrupt corporate boss. Too many ideas, I needed to throw them out to get the ball rolling."<br/><br/>She looked at Chris. "I'm sorry, after saying you'd make the decisions that I started this plan of action without your approval, but I didn't spot the possibilities until we were already talking to that reporter."