The agent gave Hourglass a long, fairly cold look as she pretended to ponder the proposal before flatly replying "One thousand now, the rest when you finish. Remember, I'm taking quite a risk here- if you all botch this, I will have destroyed my only opportunity to work out what's going on before they spook."<br/><br/>At Diver's queries she looks to the side, as if consulting an invisible list or menu, and replies "They're a go go-gang, which gives them higher than average mobility and lower than average planning. This means it is fairly difficult to predict how many personnel they will have in position at any given time. History has shown that they are likely to post more than ten and less than thirty men in the main facility, but we believe they have at least fifty men distributed across other sites withing several minutes of the target. They are fairly mundane, most of the good mages willing to work in that quarter were hired by the Ancients a couple of weeks ago. However, you can expect their defenses to be much more elaborate than what go-gangers are typically capable of. Expect at least some automated drones, maybe a full rigger, and a large number of concealed and disguised weapons systems deployed around the warehouse. They have probably kept the perimeter and internal security on different systems to minimize the harm a hacker could do from one spot, and wired at least some of the doors with motion sensors. I can't say much about their armament, because each ganger is responsible for his own kit, so you can expect their armaments to vary from improvised clubs to at least small automatic rifles."