As it had before the thought of a walk made him feel one hundred percent better than sitting around all wound up tighter than a yarn ball. Being so on edge the relief had shown a lot more than it had previously though it wasnâ€™t on a large scale since he was still himself after all. This would be a nice opportunity to show Shizu why Israel was a nice country despite what people might say about it. Then again, every country had its strong and weak points, Israel was no different. There were certain things that he would avoid while he took her out and things he would only touch briefly before he would elaborate more on something that was interesting to him. He would be a teacher again but he knew he was a little biased; he would have to do his best to ensure that this was her learning experience and that she had the liberty of making her own opinions. Women did have a lot more freedom in todayâ€™s society after all so he would be sure she was aware of it here as well.<br/><br/>Every country was different, and even Israel had restrictions to keep some level of peace, but this was not the middle ages. Though some places were still pretty strict about women and how they were to be presented, as it were. Mostly Muslim communities, which stuck out the most to him at the moment, but he was sure Shizu neednâ€™t worry about that. He would be sure of it.<br/><br/>â€œVery well,â€ he said in response, â€œAllow me to grab a few things then we shall be on our way.â€ He couldnâ€™t suppress a grin as he nodded and finished off the rest of his coffee. After deciding that one cup was enough coffee for him for now he walked back into the back room he told Shizu was off limits. There was a safe in the room where he kept all his guns, a few gun accessories, and stuff. He did a small bit of searching until he came across an extra clip for his Desert Eagle, figuring he would bring an extra just in case considering he had fired off a few bullets the other day. It was always best to have an extra clip anyway just in case. And he was worried as hell about that â€˜just in caseâ€™ knowing this mission had gone far too smoothly. He wanted to be prepared for whatever was waiting for him though he knew he was probably just overreacting like always.<br/><br/>What could go wrong?  Many things obviously but he didnâ€™t want to think about it too much. Well the worse that could happen would be to come face to face with a few of his enemies that wanted him dead.<br/><br/>Wouldnâ€™t that be amusing, he thought to himself, since they didnâ€™t know the meaning of â€˜take a numberâ€™? That was something else that was impossible though considering nobody who wants him dead, that he thought of off the top of his head, knew exactly what he has been up to. He was a fairly secretive man Elias always made sure they never found him out whenever they searched. But still he couldnâ€™t shake the feeling that he might know whoever had given him this mission. He swore, so help him, if it was Ivan or Elias or any other of his inner circle of friends he was going to give them a piece of his mind for making him so nervous. Putting deeper thought into it, Elias and Ivanâ€™s actions have showed him they probably had nothing to do with it but he kept it in mind. And he was not going to take chances, he was not going to travel light. In addition to his Desert Eagle, he kept his old Smith & Wesson revolver that he got from an old friend in America hidden under his clothes as well.<br/><br/>Returning to the living room he grabbed his keys, wallet, and cell phone, making sure to leave the door locked behind them as they left. When they got outside, he could have sworn he felt eyes on him but he shook it off. He wanted to make his last moments with Shizu enjoyable for both of them and not have to worry about the task at hand. For the next few hours he would try his best not to think of her to be his assignment too much and focus on making her feel free like he has been. It was a nice morning; there was a cool breeze in the air and the sun wasnâ€™t high enough in the sky to bring too much heat to the city. Jerusalem had a more mountain climate so it wouldnâ€™t get as hot as some of the other places, but it still was not as cool as Japan he has noticed. He almost had to get readjusted to the climate himself, having been far too tired to notice it the other night.<br/><br/>He wondered if he should take her out to eat again, but decided to brush it off and wait another hour or so since he wasnâ€™t hungry and figured she wasnâ€™t either. Then again it would have been a conversation starter since the walk was proving to be quieter than he wanted at first. He looked around for something to spark a conversation, but wasnâ€™t finding anything at first. Perhaps it was because he was so use to this city that he wasnâ€™t sure where to begin his little tour. It was silly yet frustrating at the same time and it irritated him a bit though his facial expression was displaying his neutral, professional side again. Leave it to Azrai to once again over think things and make them harder than they seem, as always.<br/><br/>Eventually he gave up and decided to just ask a question, â€œTell meâ€¦ how are you finding Jerusalem so far?â€ He asked with one of his signature faint grins.<br/><br/>----<br/><br/>The Huntress watched them carefully as they took their little walk around the city. She expected it since the man seemed like he would explode if he were to spend another moment indoors and the girl seemed uneasy as well. That was to be expected. She had big plans for both of them and nothing was going to get in her way. It was hard to keep track of them, but she knew it had to be done so she could get out of here soon. She absolutely hated Israel. She hated the people, the culture, that annoying language they spoke that sounded like a horrible combination of German and Arabic or whatever. Everything. If it wasnâ€™t for her fascination with the Oni girl she wouldnâ€™t even be here; hell her payment was probably going to be shitty as hell anyway. The Huntress had half a mind to go home already with that thought in mind.<br/><br/>Suddenly, her cell phone rang. Letting out a growl of frustration while she tailed her targets she looked to discover it was an unknown number that was probably encrypted or rendered untraceable. This amused the Huntress further. It would appear she has been spotted. Normally she would send the call directly to her boss but she decided to handle it on her own this time since time was precious. She answered in a most sultry tone, â€œUh oh.â€