She had definitely worried that the speed would cause him illness. She allowed him the time that he needed to recover while she scolded herself mentally. It had been a rash decision but it worked. There were well hidden within the lively city. She wiggled her nose as the dust was settling from their sudden intrusion. Granted, this was not the most immaculate place but Azrai said it would do for now. She watched as he sat down on the couch, she could feel his exhaustion from where she stood. As much as she wanted to explore, she needed to look at his nose. It was obvious that he wasn't going to take care of it on his own. His shoulder could probably use a good examination too. She cringed when he wiped it across his sleeve, that wasn't going to help at all. She unfolded her kimono, looking through the layers; she ripped off several strips from the fabric. She folded the apparel once more; she knew it would be useful if she brought it with them. She neared him and took a spot beside him on the couch.<br/><br/>This was the first time that she was allowing herself to be close to him. She trembled a bit not sure of how he would react by her touching his face. She frowned a bit, knowing that they both enjoyed their personal space. "I am going to stop the bleeding from your nose," she said in a manner that left no room for an argument, she was determined. "I will try to be gentle." At least she gave him fair warning this time, unlike the episode back in the alleyway. Placing the fabric under his nose, she applied a little pressure with one hand, while she wiped away as much blood as she could with her free hand. Her touch was light as she continued to clean up his face, her lips pursed together in concentration. Well at least it wasn't broken, that'd be a lot worse and harder to fix.<br/><br/>Taking hold of his hand once more, she made him hold the fabric there, pinching his nose. She honestly knew that he was tired but she would fix him up before she left him alone. "If you will just lean forward, that will eventually stop the bleeding. I have had one of these bleeds before, so you should not lean your head back, the blood will drain down your throat which is less than pleasant." She would hold off on looking at his shoulder, he seemed far too tired. Perhaps he would get some rest while they were flying to their new destination. She gently touched his arm, giving him a small smile, as if it were alright for him to relax. She stepped off the couch, moving around the old place. She wasn't tired at all, even though moving them at that high speed had taken the breath out of her. She was more than capable to keep watch for now.<br/><br/>She moved around the place, very curious. She looked up at the steps before placing a foot on it, she was light enough to not break the wood, but it did creak from the pressure. She glanced at the resting male before deciding that he would be fine where he was. She wanted to explore more and she crept upstairs, looking around at what was left of the house. She moved from room to room, not finding anything in particular until she opened the door to the largest room. There was nothing special at first but her eyes landed on a big box in the corner. She tilted her head curiously, before clicking on one of the buttons. The screen came to life with moving pictures with loud noises and she let out a cry of surprise.<br/><br/>"Azrai!! Azrai!!" She was running down the stairs as fast, yet carefully, as possible. She stumbled to a halt in front of him, her eyes wide with excitement. "I went up the steps and I looked around and hardly found anything interesting. However, I came across the most fascinating thing. I wish I could show you but it was too heavy and stuck its tail in the wall." She spoke quickly, a smile on her lips as she explained what she saw to him. "There is this big black box in the final room and I pushed a button on it and it came to life! There are people inside the box and they are moving around and talking! It is the most marvelous thing but I worry for them. How are they in there? I tried to help them, but they were not paying attention and protected by glass." She pouted slightly. She was very animated at this point, finding something that was strange; of course she had to tell Azrai about it.<br/><br/>Her smile faded as she looked towards the window, hearing the sound of a car pull by. She held her breath as she listened to it go by. She moved towards the window, peeking out from the cracks of the board. A lone man parked the car, a frown set on his face. She was reminded of Azrai when she first saw him. He was a professional like Azrai, she looked at Azrai. "I believe one of your colleagues has found us."<br/><br/>-------<br/><br/>Elias grinned to himself, despite how pissed off he was. He had successfully implanted new data in the hotel's computer, got a RV-10 for Tel Aviv, and even got a hold of Ivan. It was well known that they didn't get along, but when Azrai needed them they got their shit together. Later they would duke it out but for now he was going to be civil towards the prick. He had monitored the way Ivan had disposed of the bodies, before he made sure that Azrai and the objective were nowhere else on the security cameras. He let out a steady breath when he couldn't find anything major, just a few more minutes of editing as they left through the fire escape. His phone rang and he clicked on his microphone.<br/><br/>"Are the bodies cleared?"<br/><br/>'Yeah, where is he at?'<br/><br/>"Let me find the satellite signal from his phone and I'll route you to him."<br/><br/>'Thanks."<br/><br/>The phone hung up and he knew that Ivan was just as pissed as he was. They had spent a few moments discussing what reasons Azrai had for being so careless, but they settled that it had something to do with who he was trying to protect, Shizu. They had also discussed about what their nest steps should be. He sighed hoping that Ivan would at least punch him in the face for him; he was seriously on the verge of a mental breakdown. It was only five in the morning and he needed the bitter sting of alcohol sliding down his throat. Elias found the signal of the phone and sent the coordinates to Ivan before leaning back in his chair. He had half a mind to hop on a plane to Tel Aviv himself and chew Azrai out, but he was sure Ivan would take care of it.<br/><br/>'Ivan will take you five miles from Narita Airport; your plane will be waiting there.' He sent it to Azrai before staring at his monitors, watching everything that his colleagues were doing. Being the tech guy of the three, he had to make sure that nothing else interfered with the flight to Tel Aviv.<br/><br/>------<br/><br/>Ivan parked outside the location he was giving; he was in a terrible mood. Not only had Azrai left a huge mess behind, Ivan nearly had to deal with the men that were after him and the objective. It was a damn good thing that he knew how to blend in, though getting the bodies out of the hotel unnoticed had been tricky. But it had been done. Now, he had to face the man who was causing all this trouble. A frown was permanently etched into his features as he slowly moved to the door of the building. When he pressed his hand against the door, he let out a sigh as he pushed it out.<br/><br/>"Some hide out," he muttered as his boots clicked across the floor before he arrived in the sitting area. He looked from a worse for wear Azrai, to the objective. He was a little shocked...he hadn't been expecting her to look so...healthy. Normally those who needed to be rescued looked like shit. The one who looked like shit was Azrai, he glanced at his companion and his frown deepened. He would find out what the hell was going on with him soon enough. "You look like shit," he said before a grin came to his face.<br/><br/>Shizu had watched the male leave the car and he carried himself in the same manner as Azrai. She knew that she shouldn't have been scared, but she was. She had shrunk further away from the window and towards the corner. She froze when he entered the house but she knew that she was more than safe in the new male's hands. When he cracked a joke towards Azrai, she was relieved. Surely they had caused a lot of problems for his colleagues. She had hoped they wouldn't argue, but she could sense that the new male was severely unhappy with Azrai and probably with her as well.<br/><br/>"Elias has everything set up for us," Ivan said in a low voice. "I'm here to escort the two of you and have a word." He gave a pointed glance at Azrai. "With you."