<strong>Iffy: Efficiency would be my middle name if I had a last name! </strong><br/><br/>Whatever problems the Sys-Op might be having were of her own making and none of Iffy's concern.<br/><br/>She listened in on the Major, Ms Stack - who had apparently been in the Major's house all along - and Francine, as they discussed the mission (http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=95614.msg4170128#msg4170128), offering her own input where required. By the time the Major requested the fastest transport to the safe house, she already had the bookings made. Train was the fastest, as the waiting times were minimal - in order to get to Geneva by air at the same time as the train, they would have to have left for Heathrow half an hour ago, and that did not take into account any delay in baggage reclaim or customs.<br/><br/>She had a quiet chuckle when she created their false identities. The Major was butch as they came and hard as nails with everyone except Ms Stack. With her, and with her alone, she was a kitten. Passing them off as husband and wife should not be too hard. Asd for Francine, The Major was always saying she was like a daughter.<br/><br/>Iffy created the IDs herself and plopped them into the collection bin in the Major's study.<br/><br/>Then she accessed the trojan she had left, undetected, in Kitty's head. The girl was apparently stealing a plane. A nice one at that. She helped herself to a copy of the flight manual the girl downloaded.<br/><br/><em>Interesting,</em>the AI mused to herself. The previous Sys-Op had used his own AI, one with serious gender issues. That particular computer system was off-line, and had been since it's owner's death. Iffy suspected it had been in love with it's owner. But this hacker seemed to have a split personality within her own head.<em>Have to keep an eye on her. If she's genuinely schizo she could be dangerous.</em>Iffy decided, for now, to keep this datum to herself, after all, she had no proof one way or the other. It could be simply that the woman was running a complex simulation program inside her implant that behaved like a separate personality.