She laughed under her breath at Clarion and Dodger's eagerness. Yes, they would make a good team for tonight. It was obvious that the two had worked together before. They were competitive in only the way that close friends could be. 

[i]"I know a guy who could help, he used to be in my old crew and he keeps me off the cameras and records so I know he's trustworthy. If you want I can get you two in touch and you can work out a deal."[/i]

Anarcho came forward, grabbing a paper from Sass containing a job description for her and Free. Her offer of someone to help with the security cameras and technology elicited a curious eyebrow raise from Sass. "Yeah?" she questioned, her voice filled with a reluctant eagerness. No one would replace Data, but she certainly needed someone to keep this new crew safe from the omnipresent gaze of the Northgate security. "Think you can get me in contact with him tonight? If you and Free finish early, stop by his place. Tell him I'll be at the Eastern Ridge at say...4:30? That oughtta give enough time to get back before daylight."

The Eastern Ridge was Sass's favoured meeting place from her old spraying days. It was situated, as the name implied, to the eastern side of the city. It wasn't, however, a ridge. In fact, it was a line of five skyscrapers of roughly equal height. They were old, built in a time when elaborate architecture was still valued, and had not yet been torn down. The walls were made of carved stone, allowing them to be easily scaled. From the top of any of the buildings, Sass would be able to see Anarcho's friend approaching. It was a safe lookout for her. 

[i]"So, where do we start?[/i]" she heard Free ask. 

The cloud painter was evidently new to the task of Spraying for income. He'd learn soon enough, but for now, she imagined he would follow Anarcho's lead. And Sass would give them a push in the right direction. "If Anarcho's gonna stop by her friend's place, you can start your paintings around that area. Not [i]too[/i] close, though," she added as a slight warning. "Don't wanna hang around the same spot too long."