<div class="floatleft">(https://images-ext-1.discordapp.net/external/izQGnOfLu5d851hUAD9_YuEl-o6vHHH1w_KoNGo0eug/https/static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/53795358_821792468160507_9177364351474991104_n_copie.jpg?width=315&amp;height=379)</div><br/><br/>"You have until whenever the people tracking them find them. After that, it gets difficult. If I had to make a guess, I'm suspecting our friend from the CAS is a 'shoot on site' sort of deal. Maybe him first, but I don't intend on telling y'all how to do your job. My dogs ain't picked up any major chatter on comms, or rumors about big time criminals. So despite the danger our newest friends are in, I don't suspect you'll be facing major resistance." He explained. "I'll make sure you have comm codes for the burners they're packing. If you do get into a shootout, I don't quite care if you leave bodies. In a sense, this is self defense, so even a law dog who's half awake can keep this from coming back to bite you." Obviously, he didn't want them to draw it out, but he wasn't going to go over every fine point in "Shadowrunning for the brain-dead". He simply assumed they were adults who could put together a half baked plan at bare minimum. "Oh, yeah, and the people you're helping are armed, so uh, make sure they know you're coming. I'd rather not have one of you eat .45 to the face if we can help it."