Pathfinder nodded at that.  “Okay.  Tomorrow, then, before we go out and check out the opposition.”  When Kanae sat back down, the elf took it as their business was concluded and started shutting her screens off, assuming she was free to go…but then there was another question from behind her.  Oh.  The shaman wanted her to stay and talk…well, she supposed for the sake of the job, that wouldn’t be so bad.  Once done with her screens, she sat down where she had been before Kanae came back in in her skirt.  The wolf girl would be able to note that she sat very…properly.  Even when she crossed her legs, she never let someone see up her skirt to what was no doubt under it.<br/><br/>“I’m<em>not</em>a hacker,” she replied in perhaps the firmest tone she’d managed so far.  “I’m a technomancer.  There’s a difference, a very big difference.  It’s why I’ve managed to come as far as I have in such a short amount of time.”  She took a few moments to try and think up more to say.  “There’s…not really a lot to me, I guess.  I grew up around here – Council Island – and started running about a year ago.  I’ve done my best to not draw too much attention to myself, especially since the corps like having technomancers to play with,” she ended her part on herself.  Kanae had also opened up the floor to questions about her.  “You haven’t been in Seattle that long…where did you come from, anyways?  I mean, I can guess, but that’s only so much.”