Shio just sighed, half wishing she hadn’t agreed to this whole thing. She missed working behind the scenes on all the gadgets for the group, but Midgar has gotten so out of hand that even she was needed out on the field with the rest of the crew. Maybe one day she’ll be able to get back to tinkering, she mused over this while staring at the inconspicuously mechanical arm which held her phone.<br/><br/>She put the phone away back into her pocket before getting up. “Well, you heard him Rauly. Let’s move.” With a small wave and a sincere smile, she said goodbye to Duke, “Thanks again for housing us Duke. We’ll see you later. If we’re not back by tonight, call Hein.”<br/><br/>Rauly perked up at the mention of his name again, still unaware of the conversation that was held as he had been staring off into space. What he was thinking about, nobody knew, but he blinked out of it and said, “Heard what? What are we doing?”<br/><br/>Shio just sighed in frustration, getting tired of Rauly’s lack of professionalism. Needless to say, she understood why Hein wanted her on the field now, “just come on.” She snapped angrily at the hulking man as she left the safehouse. Rauly, still confused, followed blindly, making their way back to Sector 6 once more.