It would take awhile for the coffee to be made, ready for drinking and he too that time to plan out what he was going to do for the day. After daring to try contacting some of his connections he found himself at a bit of a dead end for now when they didnâ€™t answer him. He left messages, hoping they would get them and then get in touch with him later on and so for now he would do what he could right now. In all honestly he hated to rely on other people to have what he needed done get done; it was just another part of his slightly lone wolf personality. At first he didnâ€™t fit into the military because of it but then he decided to work as a lone sniper. Sounds silly, a sniper working alone, since it mostly involves team work, but it was easier for him. He doesnâ€™t bond well with people, but the few people he knew seemed to like him well enough, especially the people he worked for.<br/><br/>Within maybe ten minutes or so, quicker than he had expected, the coffee was finished; this must be a newer machine since it had gotten done so quickly. At lost quicker than the coffee maker at his house. How exactly did Shizu like her coffee prepared, he wondered as he poured the coffee into the already provided cups. The coffee pots in hotel rooms only held two cups anyway, sometimes one.  He drank his pitch black without any milk or cream or sugar. For maximum results you could say, so he wouldnâ€™t seem as out of it as he really felt. Black coffee kept him up all day and sometimes worked so well that it was difficult to calm down during the night depending on how active he had been during the day. He did have some milk left, so perhaps she would want that, then again maybe she wanted dark coffee as well. It wasnâ€™t much but he brought the small carton out of the small refrigerator and set it on the table a long with some of that cream and sugar just in case she did want some.<br/><br/>When Shizu woke suddenly, he turned his gaze towards her. His dull, grey eyes seemed absent when he flashed a half-hearted grin and nod after she asked him if he slept well. The grin faded when she apologized for her hunger. Come to think of it he was hungry himself, having not eaten much since lunchtime the other day, so perhaps they should get breakfast or something later on. He could tell by the look on her face that she had not slept well; it was a look he knew oh too well himself. Shizu was not the only one who had nightmares that haunted her dreams. Sometimes his own dark thoughts came to haunt him, they even brining back from the dead those he has killed, just to torture him. It was probably the biggest contribute to his insomnia the main reason he drank so much. He couldnâ€™t stand those damned nightmares and he so he does his best to forget about them but even then sometimes little things always continue haunting him.<br/><br/>He sat the two cups on the table between the bed and the chair, lightly pushing one of the cups towards her direction and gesturing for her to take it if she wanted it before he sat down on the bed. â€œThe only annoyance I see is your... constant worry or whether or not I think you are too much trouble,â€ he told her honestly, quietly. He was a good person but he had his moments where the fact he doesnâ€™t like to get attached to people shone through, being rough around the edges as he was.<br/><br/>It had also brought of a slight conflict on his part. She said she wanted to assist him, probably wander around the city for a bit, and a part of him told him that he would have to keep her safe if trouble showed itself. Perhaps that was what she meant, but either way he didnâ€™t see her as troubleâ€¦ Well that being said he still was not sure exactly what to think of her; for now she was simply the center of his mission, getting her to safety was top priority. That has already been established, but the more he thought of it perhaps that was all she would be. If that were the case then his subtle efforts to gain her trust would be for nothing so he wanted to at least be able to get along with her. Perhaps relaxing and taking a walk around the city would do some good. After all he hated being cooped up indoors all day, being the outdoors person he was, and surely Shizu has had enough of being cooped up. Not to mention he did say he would teach Shizu more about the modern world.<br/><br/>As much as he didnâ€™t want to get that attached to her he did want to at least build some level of trust so she felt comfortable around him. Keeping his word about teaching her more about the modern world was a start, but still, he knew it would not be that easy; trust was not an easy thing. He knew this well, having his own issues â€“he really was not sure if they would ever trust each other fully but again it would not hurt them at all to at least have some sort of comfortable bond. But he was not going to force her either, if she truly thought she was going to be nothing but a bother.<br/><br/>After taking a quick glance out the window, which did not give the best view of the city, it seemed to be a nice day outside. Usually people looked to the television to see what the weather was going to be like but he simply looked outside, listening to what nature was telling him. Today, or at least this morning, would be nice and he, who honestly hated being cooped up indoors, would go for a walk. â€œI apologizeâ€¦ before we can leave Japan I need my contacts make someâ€¦ preparations, if you will. Until I hear back from them there is not much that can be done.â€ He sounded tense, perhaps even a little frustrated at the fact but as he said there was not much he could do. â€œIn the meantime, since both of us seem to be hungry, I suggest we get some breakfast for ourselves,â€ he then suggested. Of course he didnâ€™t show it much at all, but he was a little unsure, not doubting the possibility that she may in fact turn down his offer.<br/><br/>And that was why he then added this just in case, partially being facetious: â€œThat is, unless you enjoy the confinement of these four walls.â€ He decided to give her that choice at least, though again he was sure that she was sick of being confined. She could stay here if she truly felt she would be in his way, or she could come with him this morning and experience the modern world. Hopefully at ease, or at least somewhat at ease.