The Huntress had been arrived in Israel in just enough time to watch them in the apartment for the past two hours. It had been such a pain in the ass to get a quick flight to the small country but she had managed thanks to some people she knew. Everything was going smoothly and nobody seemed to be aware of her presence. This made her smile, knowing there was nothing that could possibly get in her way now. The Oni girl would be in her hands and the Israeli man would probably be left for dead or end up with a bullet in his head. Both thoughts amused her greatly since he was just useless anyway. Or maybe she could turn the Oni girl against her savior? That thought was oh so amusing and immediately a plan formed in her head; if the Oni girl knew the man was betraying her it would be easy to get her away from him. The only question was how. The Huntress didnâ€™t have enough time to come up with a plan and it bothered her but she knew she would manage.<br/><br/>There was also the matter of who exactly the Oni girl was being handed off to. She assumed it was people who worked for her stepfather, and if that were the case perhaps she could kill a few of them to help earn her trust. Yes. She would be the Oniâ€™s true savior while the man was her enemy. She would make it look like the man was in it for the money, which is what she assumed at the start anyway. It was just perfect! While she peered through her binoculars, the huntress smiled again. She would be monitoring them throughout the day, and she would strike when she saw the perfect opportunity. They wouldnâ€™t even know what hit them.<br/><br/>-----<br/><br/>As much as he kept trying to convince himself that everything would be fine he knew he would only be lying to himself. Something was wrong. Something was very wrong and he just knew it. Elias and Ivan would be looking out for him but even then he was not convinced that everything would go smoothly. Perhaps there was something much bigger that they were not seeing, and for the first time in a few years he could honestly say that he was truly terrified. He could almost feel himself shaking a little as he sipped at his coffee in the same manner he had when he made that coffee back at the hotel. It was just as black as well though he had a feeling getting jacked up on caffeine was not going to do him any good. Not that he cared. Deep in thought, he wondered what would become of Shizu once again once this was all said and done.<br/><br/>He took a deep breath trying to calm down but he still found himself even more on edge than he had been while they had escaped the forest.<br/><br/>He stared out the window for a moment before he heard Shizuâ€™s voice, wishing him a good morning and hoping that he slept well. â€œ<span style="font-style: italic">Boker tov,</span>â€ he managed to say, quietly, somewhat absently. The words slipped out of his mouth more out of reaction than taking any thought to reply. That alone was proof enough of the extent of how on edge he was. He took a deep breath once he came back down to reality from wherever he had been and looked at her with a bit of a grin, â€œI apologize, â€˜good morning.â€™â€ He repeated, â€œI would beâ€¦ lying if I said I had gotten a good nightâ€™s sleep. From the looks of things you have not slept well either.â€ Four hours was a decent sleep by his standards but he knew he still felt out of it, fatigued, and he was not ready at all for today. There was no way he could rest easy knowing something was wrong and it made him want to pull his hair out despite the fact that he was remaining professional and it didnâ€™t seem like it.<br/><br/>A deep sigh escaped him to once again help him relax, â€œI see that you have done a bit of cleaning,â€ he chuckled. â€œThat was nice of you; I appreciate it though you did not have toâ€¦ clean up.â€ It was a small change of subject but he really didnâ€™t want to discuss the task at hand at the moment. And he really was not use to people cleaning his house for him since he lived alone so it felt a bit awkward. He was awkward he supposed with a bit of a shrug. Really he was doing whatever he could to ease his nerves without turning to alcohol. He needed his full attention in this and his sobriety was important as all hell. There was no way he was going to hand her off while he was half drunk even if it would make him feel better. Besides, the faint odor of alcohol still on his breath was proof enough that his focus was probably already thrown off a bit from the other night.<br/><br/>There was another change of subject. He was feeling talkative because of being so on edge. It was not like him at all and he was starting to worry even himself. Maybe he was overreacting, and he was sure that was the case, and he kept telling himself to calm down: â€œWould you like to take a walk around the city? I am sure you have noticed already that Israel and Japan are completely different from each other.â€ It was more for himself, being a bit selfish in the sense that he didnâ€™t want to be indoors but also thinking about Shizu since he did say he would teach her a bit more about this world. It would almost be like starting over but he didnâ€™t mind. Anything was better than sitting around here until it was time to hand her off. Just the thought of staying indoors, especially since he hated being indoors all day to begin with, made him even more restless.<br/><br/>A walk would do both of them some good anyway. He needed to just calm down. Everything would be fine, he trusted his colleagues to look out for him. Ivan had his back and even though Elias wasnâ€™t here he was still watching him.<br/><br/><br/>{OOC: I wanted to write a bit more but my ADD is driving me insane today and my muse is being stupid Xp}