Clint, who had spent much of the entire journey watching the others, was certain that his intuitive assessment of the rest of the passengers was spot on. He felt he could trust Siouxie the most, and that Takeshi and Sakita, who he met a day ago, was as genuine as their first conversation regarding the the casting offer. Negumi and boss Ozaka seemed to be more than mere corp execs, but Clint hadn't quite figured out what or who they were. However, they were the ones most concerned, and most vested in ensuring the safety of the plane.
That left two people, one was the Baron, who was very hard to read and judge. Perhaps he was simply a very warded mage who never let his guard down. Being a fellow runner made Clint want to trust his intentions though. The other was Lim, who was suspicious to Clint from the start. While he looked as anxious as the rest on the announcement of the plane's remote hijack, he didn't seem as if he was helpless in this entire situation.
Siouxie had occupied herself with her own magic, but slumped backwards suddenly after what seemed like a spell she was attempting to cast. "The mana is thin at high altitudes. But I have detected a device in the cargo hold that does not belong. It is likely the source of what is allowing the plane to be controlled."
"Must be an uplink re-broadcaster," Negumi filled in, and immediately headed to the rear of the plane to get to the access door into the hold. "Allows control at close range without noise, otherwise surface to air or wireless rigging would not be possible at great distances."
At Clint's warning, Baron had summoned a spirit of air next to him. "Take precautions you say? Someone here is an enemy?" This immediately riveted everyone's attention, and Negumi came back to stand by Ozaka's side.
The plane began its landing descent, it would be no more than ten minutes to touchdown.