Shizu was worried about Azrai. She knew that he was being quiet due to the exhaustion that he had probably been feeling for a while. However, she knew that there was something else bothering him. She was not the type of person to ask such personal questions, besides were they not supposed to keep it professional? How professional was it for her to constantly be worrying about him? How professional was it for him to shoot down anyone who neared her? She couldn't deny that she liked the idea that he was around to protect her no matter the risks, but she also knew that this relationship would be short lived. Once they found out who wanted her rescued, he would get paid and that would be it. The thought kept floating around in her head, and now that they were at the aircraft, it wouldn't leave her alone. She didn't want to leave him, she felt safe around him, though she knew that it would happen. She was becoming attached to him and that was what she had been desperately trying to avoid.<br/><br/>She looked at the ground feeling like complete and utter crap. She knew that she would have had to open up to him sooner or later but she hadn't been planning on keeping it simple, sweet and most importantly professional. Obviously that had failed but she was willingly to try and hold back more, it would be easier in the end if she did right? At least, that was what she thought to be correct. It was hard for her to imagine that he would no longer be around to teach her things about the world. Even in this short period of time he kept to his word. He may have told her only some things but that was just more that she knew. When he was gone, who would teach her then? What if the person who sent the request out didn't even like her? She was terrified to leave Azrai and that was what bothered her the most. As strong as she wanted to be, she knew she wasn't. She jumped as the plane's door opened and a man stepped out. He looked extremely pissed, more so than Ivan. She felt small beneath his stare and then the snide comment he made caused her to wince. Her thoughts suddenly turned dark as she followed the men onto the aircraft. She struggled with her seatbelt for a moment, before she was properly fastened in. Was she really worth saving? She honestly didn't think that she was but maybe Azrai did. She couldn't even put the safety belt around her without struggling; that definitely showed she was worth saving, right?<br/><br/>She sighed at the sarcastic remark she made to herself. It seemed as if everyone else but Azrai thought that she wasn't worth being saved. That this was all getting out of control. She even began to think that too, but not Azrai. That man did too much for her. She frowned glancing over at him, he looked absolutely dreadful and all he seemed to want was some sleep. She blinked and looked at...what was his name? Lucian? Yes, Lucian for a moment, wondering how a bunch of tense and foul mouthed men could ever get along. Azrai had been nicer for once, while Lucian had practically chewed off his head. Shizu shook her head deciding that all men were strange and she just let that thought be. Her eyes snapped back to Lucian as he spoke and she nodded her head slowly, he was certainly a lot easier to like than impassive Ivan or silent Azrai. She smiled gently at him, her eyes looking out of the window. When the plane started moving, she gripped the arm rests, feeling uncomfortable. She tried to think of all things possible to ignore the fact that they were increasing speed. She closed her eyes tightly as they took off from the ground. After a while, she opened her eyes slowly, to see that they were stable. She looked out the window and stared in awe.<br/><br/>She looked at the cloud forms, the blues sky, and the miles of nothing else. It was so beautiful, she had never been so high in her entire life. She was amazed at how this tiny aircraft could hold all of them. Azrai should have warned Lucian that she would ask a lot of questions due to her extremely sheltered life. For the next hour, she randomly would ask Lucian about the plane, how it flew, and other questions that she had been wondering about the metal bird. After that she spent a few hours just looking out of the window. It was a pastime that she thoroughly enjoyed doing; it gave her a peace of mind. She allowed herself to be taken away, yawning a bit and ears popping. This was such a beautiful site; she could stare at this all day. However it seemed as if today's festivities finally caught up to her, her eyes growing weary. She blinked a few more times, gazing out at the sky for a little longer, before she fell asleep.<br/><br/>-----<br/><br/>She woke up with a jolt, not sure as to where she was. Her ears her hurting and she stretched her jaw trying to pop the pressure. The aircraft shook a little bit and she jumped. Lucian commented on how it was turbulence. She nodded her head before shifting to lean away from the sun through her side of the plane, her head landed against Azrai's shoulder, while she fell back asleep. She was sure she could get in a few more hours of sleep before they reached Tel Aviv.<br/><br/>-----<br/><br/>She woke up for a second time, this time from a nightmare. Her eyes flew open and she panicked once more before her mind clarified things for her. She let out a sigh knowing that she probably wouldn't be able to sleep any longer. She didn't trust her dreams. She sat upright in her seat, tired eyes looking back out the window. She rubbed her face slightly, wiping away the sleep from her eyes. It had definitely been better than her sleep in the hotel last night, but she knew that she wouldn't be able to sleep properly until she knew she was safe. She looked ahead and over at Lucian, she wondered how he could stay awake, he had certainly looked tired when she first saw him. Maybe that was what it took to be a pilot. It was an admirable quality to have. She leaned closer to him, speaking softly. "Ano...how long have we been the air, if you do not min me asking?" She wanted to estimate how much longer they had, especially if this were to be a long flight. Hopefully she had slept through the majority of it, which was doubtful, she hadn't even been as tired as Azrai but she felt herself sleep heavily, that was the only way she would fall into the traps of a nightmare.