Those had not been easy questions to answer especially since they have just met so it pleased him that they came so easily. It would definitely speed up the process of getting her out of here, knowing there would be no hesitation to slow them down. So what if he was nervous about dealing with an Oni he knew he had a job to do. There was no room for hesitation and he was not a man who hesitated. Perhaps the fact that she had given him that information showed him that she was definitely willing to trust him and he was able to put himself in a more relaxed state of mind because of it. Something like that does require a certain amount of trust after all, and he wouldnâ€™t have blamed her if she was stubborn about giving him personal information. He finished putting the information in his phone before he sent it off to his contact. He didnâ€™t want to keep the man waiting and made sure to put a small note of apology at the end of the message to show that he hadnâ€™t meant for it to take this long and it would not happen again.<br/><br/>He couldnâ€™t help but grin faintly when he watched her play around with his ID card. She was opening up rather quickly for someone who was locked away all of her life and it only further proved his previous thoughts of her seeming like a strong woman. It usually took years for people who have been locked away to open up and accept this strange society, he was quite proud of her. At least he knew he wouldnâ€™t have to worry about her being completely terrified of this strange worldâ€¦ until it came to the flight to Israel. He had a feeling that the nearly nine hour flight would not really be something she would handle well. Nevertheless this curiosity was something to be admired, not kept hidden away. However he was a bit worried, hoping she would not become too curious. â€œI do not need anything else from you for the time being,â€ he told her, taking the card back from her and placing it back in his wallet.<br/><br/>Leaning back on the bench again, he closed his eyes and took in a deep breath as he collected his thoughts. Just how long would he have to wait before they could leave? How long before those men showed up again? His fingers drummed on his knee somewhat restlessly as he thought. Normally he wasnâ€™t someone who fidgeted but he was anticipating another attack from those men, playing out different scenes in his mind of how he would end their lives, while wondering just how smoothly getting Shizu out of Japan would go. If they did decide to show their faces again and interrupt their departure he would make sure to send a clearer message that said he was definitely serious about not giving her up. Sometimes it took a few times to send messages to people, namely idiots. That usually amounted to people who followed orders, however since he was a military man he really couldnâ€™t say much about idiots who follow orders. He would feel like a hypocrite. Then again trained soldiers and goons did differ quite a bit.<br/><br/>Maybe he just wanted to relax and not have to worry about goons chasing after them for a moment before they continued on. It was never that easy for him, he knew. He use to think things would be peaceful whenever he carried out his work but in the end it just proved him wrong, eventually he just said fuck it and always expected the worst possible outcome. And like hell they were going to cause his mission to end in failure.<br/><br/>A glance at his watch, even if his phone would give him the current time as well, told him it was still morning, just barely reaching into late morning. They had a huge day ahead of them. Perhaps he should take this time to try and bond a bit more with Shizuâ€¦ or maybe he should just continue acting professional and not allow himself to open up further. He let out a soft exhale before he looked back to Shizu, â€œI apologize that I am acting the way I have been since you have revealed your identity to me,â€ he began. It was almost as if he was reading her mind â€œI have to say, I was not expecting to be rescuing an Oni. I will not allow such things to get in the way from now on, I assure you.â€ It was an apology, in his own way, and hopefully he did reassure her that he was alright with the fact she was an Oni. And as he said he was not going to let that get in the way of his mission, just keeping it in mind as something to be aware of.<br/><br/>â€œIn my profession, I deal with a lot of thingsâ€¦ However, I am not use to dealing with anything supernatural. I suppose that is to be expected.â€ He continued, chuckling softly, slipping away from his professional demeanor for just a moment. That was a rare thing for him to do, but his true colors were that of a fairly relaxed person who had a fairly big heart as he showed her when he brought her to the restaurant then to the park before they attacked. He may not like to get attached to people but he was completely detached. Deep down, he absolutely hated the thought of living as someone who was lonely forever, so in that way he could also sympathize with her though it was just something else he probably wouldnâ€™t admit. Most likely, he wouldnâ€™t go that personal.