He snorted a bit while looking at the message, his eyes rolled slightly. Of course he'd get rid of the nuisance or else he'd streak around his apartment complex naked singing the fight song of Sweden's football team at the top of his lungs. He'd be damned if some punk tried to out hack him. That would be like hell freezing over and Santa Claus was handing out presents to the Devil. He growled lowly, grinding his molars together as he waited for the virus to go through, though he knew the little prick was trying to figure out a way to stop it. Snorting once again, he sent another virus as second warning. He was not to be toyed with. He took great pride in his abilities and he wouldn't let Azrai down after the few years they had been working together. Murmuring gibberish to himself, he hurried the process of getting all of Shizu's identity finished. She and Azrai wouldn't be able to leave Japan unless she was registered in the system. He even made a falsified birth certificate to put in one of the random hospital computers. He assumed in the general area of Tokyo would be fine for now. It wasn't like anyone would ask for her hometown anyways.<br/><br/>He went through a list in his head, checking off all the items that he had completed. He grinned in satisfaction as monitor three had yet to pop up with another intruder alert, served the little brat right. Leaning back in his chair, he popped his neck, allowing himself a short yawn. He looked at monitors one and two, the files and data close to completion. Now that his little problem was out of the way, even though it had hardly been a problem, everything was running smoothly. See, he was a very reliable associate. He looked over at the rumpled sheets of his bed, knowing that it would be cold when he returned. If he could fall asleep after this, which would be a God send, though he was sure that he would stay awake. That hacker caused him a bit of uneasiness. He had to make sure nothing transpired, so he would stay up and watch over everything until they left Japan. He was sort of a perfectionist, obsessing over his work until he knew that it was a success.<br/><br/>He entered a few more keys and codes, before he pressed the 'Execute' button. He watched as Shizu slowly had a life that filtered through the security system. She had been home schooled all her life, graduating with high scores and was currently taking a few years off from her studies at a university to travel. It seemed plausible. She had transcripts and immunization records at a small clinic just outside of Tokyo. He grinned pleased with his work. He pulled up Azrai's number sending him the final text. 'Looks like you both are ready to go. Where do you want this sent to?' He knew that she would at least need her passport and identification card for the airport. If there was a post office around their location, he could hack into the system and have her new card and passport there within a few seconds. Another yawn escaped him; sleep could wait until his part was done.<br/><br/>------<br/><br/>When he let out an agitated noise, she wondered if her questions had been too abundant. She frowned and was about to apologize though her eyes zoned in on the device in his hand. She gingerly took it from him, flipping it over in her hands. She nodded her head as he tried to explain the workings of the device. It was so light yet slightly heavy, if that made any sense. "Does this device have a name?" She was slightly confused with the whole idea of signal towers but it seemed that Azrai was having a difficult time trying to explain it to her. "Then I shall accept your explanation without question as well," she said with a slight quirk of her lips. Humans were strange, how could they not ask about important things like technological advances. But in order to conform to society, she would take his answer as it was and not voice complaints. That was the human thing to do right? Don't question what is given.<br/><br/>She turned it around and opened it, looking at the illuminated screen. How queer. She looked at all the numbers and letters on the buttons and she was still curious as to how it worked. She closed it and looked at it more, one day she would figure it out for herself. She jumped when the phone came to life in her hand, flailing around a bit and nearly dropping it, she immediately handed it back to Azrai. She would have inspected it more though she had not been expecting it to move like that. Her heart was in her throat and she flushed in embarrassment. Those devices should come with a warning or something, least she have a heart attack when it decided to move. She immediately recovered when he talked about his card. Plastic? She agreed that it had to be manmade; nature couldn't produce something as hard as that, unless it was glass or precious stones. That was all the explanation she needed. She was sure she would run into even more manmade products soon.<br/><br/>The roar in the sky caused her to jump and she glanced up when Azrai pointed in that direction. She blinked seeing this weird...bird? No that couldn't be a bird, could it? It lacked feathers and did not call out like one. How fascinating! How could that large object be flying in the sky? Humans must have made that as well, but how? She tilted her head and glanced over at her counterpart. "So, we will ride that...metal bird and fly through the air? Is it safe?" She called it a bird because that was the only other animal that she could think of. Well, she supposed it could be a dragon but it had yet to breathe fire. Besides, dragons were elusive creatures. It would be a true gift from Kami-sama to see one. She continued to the metal bird go through the air until it disappeared over the tree line.<br/><br/>She shook her head, feeling a head ache coming. "Your world is all so strange. How can you manage?" She wasn't sure if she wanted an answer though she stiffened slightly, glancing around she felt something amiss. Frowning she cleared her throat, trying to remain calm. She had to remember that they were being followed and at any second someone could be slinging bullets through the air. "I believe we have stayed in this spot for too long," she commented lowly, knowing that Azrai would get the hint. She could pick up the faint scent of someone nearing them. She didn't care if it was an innocent bystander or a henchman, all she knew was that she didn't want to stay around to find out. "We should probably move to a place that we can easily become hidden. What do you say?"<br/><br/>She was a fast learner and she understood that wherever one of them sensed danger, it would be best to avoid it at all costs. She also knew that there were things in life that would scar her and haunt her sleep. She prepared herself slowly for that, after all she had seen death twice in less than two days and known nothing but torture back in the village. What else could possibly scar her? Never mind that thought because she knew there was a lot more in this world than the cold hard truth of death and the cruelty of torture. She sighed and looked around again, the person was getting closer. She didn't want to have to deal with another park scene but then again, she knew she needed to feed. But it was still early in the day and anyone could see it happen. Frowning she allowed her voice of reason to win over her other side. She had enough self control to last for six months, a few more hours wasn't going to hurt. She had led the way last time, so she figured Azrai would do it this time, assuming that his contact had what they needed. It would give them a good reason to move.