“Thank you,” Pathfinder said.  “There aren’t many who respond like you do when confronted with what I am.”  Most guys just said that she was basically a hacker that didn’t need a commlink, she did pretty much the same thing.  Then came Kanae’s turn to explain herself.  Pathfinder wanted to ask about what forest, maybe the Salish lands lurking just out beyond the boundaries of Seattle…but decided not to.  ‘The forest’ was pretty generic to begin with, and there was quite a lot of it – not necessarily the part that she was thinking of.  Pathfinder listened as Kanae – rather grudgingly, it sounded like – explained that she was supposed to be a major part of the tribes when she was ‘ready’…which, frankly, sounded like it was pretty much going to be never for her, she was glad to be gone, and they were glad for her to be gone.  “I see…”  It sounded familiar to her, that whole bit.  But she said nothing about it for the time being.<br/><br/>A few more questions later, Pathfinder stood up.  “Well, I don’t really have anything more to ask you, really.  We should probably get ready and prepare ourselves for the job we’ve got.  Tomorrow is going to be a long day, and we’re going to need to be at our best to take out the Sons and get paid.”  The elf made motions to leave, gathering the few things she’d brought with her into the apartment.