The notifications popped up once more and he began to fill out of the proper forms and other miscellaneous items that Azrai would need for the girl. He immediately shot back a text message. 'Give me forty minutes or less.' His fingers flying across his keyboard, Elias zoned out as he continued to type away. It was fairly easy to hack into the government's security system; he could do it with his eyes closed. But that would be reckless of him and he didn't want anything interfere with this mission. The fact that Azrai had even given a small apology was enough to know that this was a very serious situation. They had a strange relationship and greetings were hardly needed. When he looked at it, everything came down to the business of it all. They had a mutual respect for one another and he admired the situations that Azrai put himself in with each assignment. There was no need for discussion about the well being of the other when it was a matter of life or death. Usually that was the case and he assumed that was why Azrai relied on him. Elias could get him all that he needed in a matter of minutes.<br/><br/>A small ping let him know that his hack was successful and all he needed to do was create a social security number and Shizu would be within the system, like he thought child's play. Glancing over at monitor three, he raised a brow in question as the files and data ran across the other two monitors he had. In red the words 'Unidentified User' flashed on the screen. His lips tugged down in a frown and he began to delete the user. He smirked to himself as the user went away and he went back to making the items Azrai needed. A few seconds later, the message popped up once more, this time the user was try to delete all the work he had been doing for Shizu. A noise of annoyance left him and he began to track the IP address, before sending a virus the user's way.<br/><br/>He sent another message to Azrai. 'Weâ€™ve got a hacker in the system; give me a few more minutes. Keep an eye out.'<br/><br/>------<br/><br/>She looked at Azrai and was slightly surprised that he would bring up the topic on her mind. She blinked a bit before she smiled a bit, her head inclining in a brief nod. "Pay no mind to it," she said in a light tone. "I would have been surprised if you had acted any differently. It is not common for people to know what I am." She was also trying to reassure him to the best of her abilities. She wanted him to know that she didn't take any offense to his reaction, it was normal. Far calmer than she had been expecting, but a reaction nonetheless. "I am sure that many...people are not used to dealing with the supernatural or creatures of myth." She shrugged her shoulders a bit not sure what else to say. She was still not used to having a conversation with another person. She didn't know what was appropriate to discuss and she was sure that the other wasn't much for talking. He was very quiet most of the time.<br/><br/>What could they do to pass the time?<br/><br/>Her eyes lit up knowing that they had a brief time before they would either be obtaining the items that they needed or keeping away from the men that followed them. For now, she would try not to worry about it. She fiddled with her fingers before she looked at Azrai sheepishly. "Would be alright if you could explain to me the device you were using earlier?" She was a very curious creature; it could eventually lead to being a bad habit. But for now, it was harmless as she had many questions about the modern day. She was very intrigued by the device he used and she wanted to know why it flashed. What had he done to make it do that? He had also seemed to be talking to another person. How was that possible? "How is it that you were able to speak with someone? Are they stuck inside of there?" And he said that he had hardly dealt with the supernatural. There were probably imps in that phone, using their magic or something like that.<br/><br/>Then again she could just be trying to think of things in the way that she had learned them. She knew that she would have to fit into society soon or else she would be a very easy target to find. She needed to stop thinking about different entities and more realistically. She was sure that these concepts wouldn't be too hard to understand, though it could take some time. She would listen with an open mind and try to understand but she knew that she would have a lot more questions. Oni could be a handful at times, especially when they wanted to know things. The aged slower therefore had the ability to acquire all kinds of knowledge and she was sure that before she died, she would gather all the information that she could. Azrai would help her get started on that journey too. "Also, what was that card made out of? It was certainly not of paper, it was too hard." She frowned realizing how archaic her technology in the village was compared to the modern world.<br/><br/>She hoped that she wasn't giving him too many questions at once. She had been waiting very patiently to ask him these kinds of things, but she hadn't the time until now. She would try to keep the questions short and simple. But the more she asked, the more she wanted to know. However they had time and she would space out the questions before prioritizing which ones she was absolutely dying to know. She only hoped that he was prepared to answer the avalanche of questions a curious woman like her had. He had promised to teach her and she was willing to learn, even if they were at the strangest of times. It was barely past the morning and they had just avoided what could have been a very ugly fight, all she wanted as to learn. It could be dangerous to drop her guard and give into her curious nature but when else would they have the time? Perhaps when they left Japan and a thought popped up on her head.<br/><br/>"How exactly are we leaving Japan?"