Jade followed behind the Shin-Hyung in her Scorpion, a bottle in one hand, and the other on the wheel. She parked and finished off the bottle before following the group and letting out a hearty burp. She'd been drinking most of the morning, and was just starting to remember how to smile.<br/><br/>She didn't smile though, not while this Mr. Johnson made such an obvious in and out quick showing. This was going to be trouble. Hopefully the pay was worth it.<br/><br/><strong>"Talk about a break down of negotiations,"</strong>Jade heard a comrade say, causing her to chuckle. But the information in the case confirmed her suspicion that this was going to be trouble. The Ancients weren't to be messed with. If they were pissed at the Blood Mountain Boys then things were about to get messy. She knew a good bit about them from her time as a gang enforcer. They were big. People everywhere. She might know a few places to check to get in touch, find out what they knew about the Blood Mountain Boys.<br/><br/><strong> "The Ancients. Anyone have any contacts with them?  Enemy of my enemy and all that..."</strong><br/><br/><strong>"I don't like it here, too many eyes...maybe head someplace quieter so's I can let m' hair down and we can chat a little freer,"</strong><br/><br/>"I'll agree with that. I know a thing or two, but I won't talk too much here. Plus I'm going to need a drink if we're about to get inbetween a war between the cartels." Jade said. Talking about any of the gangs was generally bad business, and doing so in the open doubly so. Once they were in a more secure location she'd fill them in.