Once Sam has been placed upwind of the camp, Ohanzee is struck by the fact that he has been much less jittery since Sam's awakening. Despite the aggression and what could arguably be deemed a less than stellar result of Sam's first few waking moments, Ohanzee feels that a weight has lifted. Sam is alive, and Sam is still Sam - somewhere in there. All that Sam needed was hard work and patience, and Ohanzee felt he could provide those in abundance. The issue was all but resolved, and so Ohanzee felt quite relieved.
But Katsina was quick to bring his mind back round to another stress inducing topic that had plagued them for days, which meant it had been a problem for as long as he could remember - how to deal with the artifact. She starts with the topic of Sam's commlinks, and what she says makes sense - all but a handful of people that found them would ignore the message, attributing it to some prank or madman. And even if their pursuers did find it, Sam had failed to place any contact information on them and so they would have no advantage that they hadn't already had. Except that they would know their plans for the artifact - including who they intended to deal with.
"I agree, we should proceed as planned - you make some good points and I'm inclined to agree wit you that the presence of the burners doesn't really impact the plan. However, we should be wary that if our pursuers have found one of these, they will be aware of what we plan to do with the artifact, including who we are planning to contact. This will allow them to stake out the DIMR offices and wait for us, infiltrate the DIMR - if they haven't already - and sabotage the deal, or simply run interference and try to disrupt the deal. So we have to be vigilant and perhaps more cautious than we would be otherwise."
Ohanzee ponders for a moment, then continues. "I have some ideas on getting the photographs to them. I could send a spirit, but it would have to be manifested to carry anything and I imagine would be just as subject to suspicion at the borders as we would. A neutral third party - a courier - would probably be the best option. As anonymous as possible to reduce the chance of interception. The photo should speak for itself once it is seen by any Awakened with the ability to perceive astrally. Make it clear we will only work with Jäger, that should reduce the chance that adversarial forces can trick us or otherwise co-opt the deal. We can provide a commcode for the last burner phone we have and use that to coordinate terms, a meet up, and exchange."
"Doc mentioned that there was a potential risk in keeping the commlink on once they have a commcode. perhaps we can use it as a dead drop or a relay, place it far away from us here so that we can't be traced through it, and go with that. I don't know much about Matrix security, but if there is a chance that they can trace it once it is powered on, then keeping it off most of the time might not help. I'll defer to Doc on that."
"As for where to meet, that's not something I feel qualified to comment on. Sam I think had located a couple good options before" He paused, not sure how to complete that sentence. So he just didn't. "So we might have to wait for him to come back around and in a frame of mind to discuss this. If we head to town and get the courier started, it'd probably give him at least a day to get better before we would have to tell the DIMR where to meet."
He looks down at Sam's massive body, sleeping somewhat un-fitfully, and wonders how long it will be before he wakes again. Morning? Maybe in the next few minutes.
"We should probably continue over comms, just to make sure we aren't here when he wakes, but also so that he can have a record of our conversation when he does eventually come to."