Elf was more Charismatic, and a Dwarf more stubborn... if it weren't true, they'd be stereotypical notions.  Sadly they were more often than not true.  But a driver and a tracker, and a native to the area?  That was not an advantage in her favor, but a driver and a tracker... well, that was pretty easy to foil.  Especially since her own vehicles were not rigger-capable, so no risk there.  More worrisome was that he was<em>personally</em>vested in this, whereas the others were still taking it as a job.  That made him more driven, more likely to take risks, more likely to do something brazen or stupid...<br/><br/>He was probably going to have to die... but something told her she wouldn't mind it at all.<br/><br/>"Alright... so... it sounds like we can scare the hacker off easily enough, and the mage... well, I'll handle him one way or another.  Maybe I can talk him out of it... and the dwarf... Musubi?" she began, turning around as she noted dinner was going to be done soon enough, or at least that part of it "I need you to look into the dwarf's life.  I don't plan to kill him, but he's<em>clearly</em>not into this for the money or for loyalty to the 'leader'; if we can find out<em>what it is</em>, then we can probably resolve this without bloodshed.  The leader... well, we'll have to take more<em>drastic</em>measures with him I think; trust me when I say I'd rather fight a troll who knows stealing from me is wrong than a mother who falsely believes I took her child.  Something tells me he's going to have to be splattered on the pavement for this to stop..."