<"I'll wear it,"> she replied.  Mainly because it sounded like from now on, while she was here, it was wear this or wear nothing.  But she wasn't certainly going to tell the mage woman that - after all, that wouldn't be something<em>she</em>herself wanted to hear, so it only made sense, right?  "Well, let me think about that for a few seconds..."  Musubi had hopped into a chair at a bar in the kitchen - boobs jostling nicely in her top as she did, and then leaned forward, placing her head on a hand - which gave the mage a wonderful view down the top.<br/><br/>"Well, at first, they just came at me, trying to rely on my inexperience...once they realized that wasn't going to work, they tried to catch me where I couldn't use technology...not exactly easy in a city like Los Angeles.  That was when I started learning the other parts of the business, shooting and all that.  I managed to outrun them across the desert...though the two day head start I had certainly didn't hurt."  She scratched her head.<br/><br/>"Lemme see if I can fill you in on what they're doing now...the hacker has taken a back seat in the party, given that I've thrashed him Matrix-side more than a few times.  They've got this aerial drone they use for surveillance and tracking, he drives it.  It's pretty weak, though.  I managed to score myself a couple of LAWs back in LA, and I used one to blow it to pieces.  You should be able to blow it up with a spell."  More musing.  "Hacker also pulls long-range firing duty when he's not driving that - he carries a hunting rifle."<br/><br/>Tapping her foot, she pondered over... "Who next...mage, dwarf, or leader?"