Pathfinder started her day, after agreeing to the job, by doing some research, finding out what she could about the Sons.  Most Data Havens were well-equipped to keep out the average hacker.  But Pathfinder wasn't your average hacker.  Hell, she wasn't even your average Technomancer.  She was good, scarily so, and within a few hours she had some nice stuff to go over in preparation for her run.  The Sons, as it turned out, were a relatively small-time gang, just a handful of cells operating in Seattle.  The Redmond Barrens one was the biggest, rounding out at about ten individuals.<br/><br/>Most of their hardware was strictly street-level: handguns with a few shotguns tossed in, and basic armored protection.  How they'd managed to snag the computer system they did was a complete mystery, though speculation was rampant - most of the people doing the speculating saying that they'd sold out to someone and that that was how they'd gotten their high-priced setup.  But, Pathfinder noted, that didn't make sense.  If a corp was using them to illegally manufacture this drug (which, why would they do that to begin with), why not provide them with the additional armor and firepower to protect it?<br/><br/>It made no sense.  But, right now, she wasn't being paid to figure this out, she was being paid to bring down the bad guys and make the Redmond Barrens just a little bit safer (as if removing one gang would turn the Barrens into the Elven District).<br/><br/>It would be a few hours later that Kanae would get the hookup from Ashley, spilling the location of the meeting between her, her partner, and the Johnson.  It would be this evening in Fort Lewis, at a popular chain restaurant called Bridger's that specialized in seafood.  Fort Lewis...not the most exclusive crowd, but certainly a step-up from Puyallup.  Kanae would need something nice to wear.