Bunny's awakening happens just a little early, fifteen, sixteen minutes at a glance. The extremely common sound of sirens normally isn't a thing to wake a seasoned runner; can't wake up every time some ganger actually makes a stupid score outside the bad parts of a city, or a worker stresses out too much. Of course, for Bunny, there's an additional element of not responding to the sound of a siren. Can't be getting excited if the siren's going some other way.<br/><br/>Of course, in this case, it's a fairly close siren. Like, if it was any closer, Bunny would have to swear that they were at the same mooring as her home. Fortunately, they're not, it's just the Doppler effect (wind) and some new sirens conspiring to make sure that the Badges have an outsized audio presence. The officers send out some drones, searching for something, and eventually do some face time, assuring all the citizens that it's just dumped stolen goods, so there won't be (m)any restrictions on taking ships out. Just report where you're going to sail to, and when you're going to be back, and (blah, blah, blah).<br/><br/>It won't stretch far enough today to restrict Bunny's run, and is clearly water focused enough that it won't come into her house unless she ends up wanting a little later night company.