Pathfinder’s problem was that, as Kanae had said, most girls didn’t have that set.  Also, because…well, that was personal.  “No!”  She replied, thrusting her hands out in the universal negatory gesture when Kanae offered up the…litany of options to her.   “I’ll be…fine.  Just, uhm, watch where you swing it around…”  Pathfinder immediately stood up and turned her back to Kanae, popping up AR screens from her organic commlink – the one that all technomancers carried, and could never be removed.   “So, uhm…before I met Johnson at Bridger’s, I did some research on our opposition, the Sons of Sauron.  The part of the gang we’re after is fairly small.  Ten guys, at most.  Their equipment shouldn’t prove much trouble, either – most of their armor is the basic cheap stuff anyone can get off the street, and their firepower is limited to handguns plus a few shotguns, maybe a bolt-action rifle.  Cybernetic augments are strictly low-end, off-the-shelf type junk.  They may or may not have a magician, but if they do, he’s not very powerful.”<br/><br/>She paused a moment, then continued speaking to the person behind her.   “All told, this group isn’t that much to worry about.  Only real issue we might have with the Sons is if we end up drawing the ire of the main group.  They’re about the same size as these ones – numbering nine, exactly – but they’re more skilled and have more equipment available to them.  The nine group also has two dedicated magicians, too.  But, as long as we don’t run into them, we should be good to do our job.”