The images that zipped and zoomed around his target's place, caught sight of something peculiar. It was a few yards away, peering through binoculars. "Sir, it seems that we have a slight bit of a problem," a man told him, though it was unnecessary. He had eyes so he could it for himself. Clenching his jaw, he knew that this person could bring up problems and possibly ruin the goal that he had been trying to reach for five years now. Failure was not an option, he had patient these five years, cleverly hiding his tracks and collecting all the information that he needed. If this all was ruined thanks to some bitch, probably working to get the girl, then someone would have serious hell to pay. This was in only chance to get Azrai and he would not let this moment slip away. For years, he had been trying to lure him out with missions though he had seemed uninterested in them until he was given Shizu. He was slightly curious as to why, though those could questions for a later time. Right now he had bigger problems to handle.<br/><br/>"See if she has an electronic signal around her, if it's a cell phone then I want you to hack into it and give her a call. It seems that we have important matters to discuss," he said while drumming his fingers on the table top. â€œRight away sir,â€his assistant said. If they could reach some sort of middle ground then it would be easier to go about this mission. If she wanted the Oni, then he would gladly hand her off, after he got Azrai right where he wanted him. The girl had no other use but to lure Azrai out of his hiding. He could use that woman with the binoculars to help gain the trust of Shizu and the girl would leave with her. He hadn't a care in the world as to what happened to her, he would have killed her in the end. But it seemed as if someone else had use for her. So be it, it wasn't his problem. The only problem was if the woman was reasonable or not.<br/><br/>His eyes narrowed as he continued to watch her from the satellite screen, if she was to ruin his plans, he would kill the bitch. Azrai was an armâ€™s reach away and he could almost taste his blood in his mouth and coating his hands.  He would have his revenge and no one would stop him. He had been waiting for ages and it all came down to this day, at around noon. He truly hoped that this woman was not stubborn or else his mood would take a turn for the worst.<br/><br/>------<br/><br/>She blinked a bit as she heard him say something quietly, though he didn't elaborate. So she waited until he spoke again, knowing that it would be rather rude to impose on his thoughts. When she saw the faint signs of a grin on his face, she allowed herself one as well. She glanced away briefly as he pointed out that she did look like she hadn't slept. There was nothing that she could do about it, except for waiting for this meeting to be done and over with. Then she might be able to find sleep but only if she felt like she was safe enough. She knew that it was just hopeful thinking to imagine that this meeting would go well. In the back of her mind she knew that it wouldn't. Nothing this hard should never end so easily. She almost felt sick, wondering if her father would be there waiting. As if this was some whole ploy to actually make her think that she was being rescued. She was merely given a small chance at being free.<br/><br/>How cruel would that have been?<br/><br/>She glanced at the clean kitchen and shook her head. "Do not worry about it; I was rather...bored while I was unable to sleep. Please think nothing of it," she said with a gentle smile. She had been more than happy to help him out in some way, even if it was cleaning a small bit here and there. It had certainly passed the time and cleared her thoughts briefly. Besides, she knew that having a clean living space was calming. Even though she did not feel calm at this moment, she was sure it would have worked in any other situation. It was also a habit of hers. In her quarters at the Tsukino Compound she had everything neat and spotless. There were no signs of dust; then again she was in there constantly, always looking for something to do in order to make the days go by faster.<br/><br/>She noticed how he jumped from one subject to the next and she wouldn't criticize him for it either. They both felt the sensation of dread within the pits of their stomachs. They were both trying to run away from the topic and she was fine with it. It would be a while, might as well get away from reality for a bit. Her eyes lit up as he suggested a walk and she knew that she couldn't deny the offer. She was a very curious girl and she had noted that both of the cities were drastic from one another. If it would keep them out of the apartment, which was beginning to feel like it was suffocating her, and then she would definitely agree. "A walk sounds wonderful. I think we both could use it," she said with a small smile. She wanted to stretch her legs and enjoy the little things for right now.<br/><br/>Even though their last time exploring the city had ended badly, they seemed to be rather lucky since they came to Israel. Or were they unlucky for not running into any trouble? It was a thought that truly bothered her, because she knew that they were terribly unlucky at this point. It would only go downhill from here. She could only pray that they were both alive in the end.<br/><br/>[OOC; No worries! I'm actually a bit out there with my thoughts as well. XD]