(Thugs get 2 hits, Mika wins the intimidate test)<br/><br/>"Who do you think you-" the man spun on his heel to face Mika - and got the full blast of her supernatural aura. His words trailed off into silence. His dwarven partner-in-crime turned to see what was the matter, and experienced why first-hand as well.<br/><br/>For all their bluster, it seemed that they weren't ready to back up their words with deeds. "Drek. Ya better have da nuyen ready tomorrow, ya hear me Billy? God show mercy on ya if ya run, 'cuz we won't." With that, the dwarf left the soykaf shop, followed by the man.<br/><br/>Of course, Billy didn't stay long either, shortly after the thugs left he made his exit via the employees-only back door, obviously on the run for his life. And the college ork never did show up again, perhaps he egressesd through a restroom window.<br/><br/><hr/><br/><div class="floatright">(http://i1300.photobucket.com/albums/ag94/Autocad-E/9fa735a0118413858d4fdb9252bc4292_zpsx6haxujq.jpg)</div>Cata Evenson was some years older than Mika, in her late twenties or early thirties (she was always vague about the exact number), a former shadowrunner who had turned fixer after one too many close calls in a decade-long running career, one of the smart ones who got out in time after "burning through a lifetime supply of luck", in her own words. Her last run had cost her a leg, which she had replaced with a cyberleg, but she had a hunch that the next run might cost her life and there wasn't such a thing as a cyberlife, at least not yet. Now she put the contacts she had made over the years to good use as a fixer.<br/><br/>She looked somewhat put off by Mika's aura, but brushed it off with the professionalism of one who had seen far worse in her time. "Woah kiddo, what happened to you? I've faced ghouls that didn't feel as... off as you do." She looked around. "You scared everyone out? You didn't have to go quite that far, you know."