The job Hammer and his team were on now was just the kind of work-showing up in Boston lately. The ork didn’t know for certain who they were working for—knowing your employer was a privilege to be earned in the shadows, or information you had to find out for yourself if you were looking to hedge your bets. Most employers of shadow-talent preferred anonymity, going by the universal name of "Mr. Johnson." The Hammermen’s current Johnson was Japanese, which made the name all the more ironic.