Daisuke waited outside the door for a moment as Natasha ran to catch up to him. She voiced that she didn't want to be alone and something else and his expression softened slightly. Daisuke nodded, "I will keep you safe as best as I can," he said. Perhaps it was the journal talking, but he wanted to treat her kindly.<br/><br/>They started walking side by side and Natasha asked him why he would want to be a part of a guild. Before he could answer, she took hold of his arm and a sort of shock went up it. It was strange, but not unpleasant. Daisuke figured that was probably her magic reacting to his journal, at least that was his theory.<br/><br/>"Well," he said after a moment, "I want to join the guild because it would allow me to hunt down some of the more aggressive monsters. Surely there are several kinds of monsters--and even some demons, that are peaceful, and we typically leave them alone. But some will just attack people and that's just not acceptable. Usually we don't kill them. If at all possible, we use seals and other various magical objects to send them back to their own territory."<br/><br/>"Some separation is just necessary between monsters and humans. The hunters are something like a border patrol and I feel like I could be doing something good by joining them. Keeping everybody in their proper place reduces casualties on both ends. There are even several monsters who've joined the Hunters' Guild. Most of the people there are pretty nice, but I'd still advise you to keep a general distance from them."<br/><br/>As he talked, Daisuke gradually lead them into the small part of town between the high-class government area and the slums. Eventually, they came upon a large, Victorian style building which was both intimidating and beautiful. "And this," Daisuke said, "is the head quarters."