“Not exactly, it was mutual as far as butt kicking accept for my younger brothers they were too little to do much of anything.” She said when her gaze flicked to the doorframe. Ijemaru was there listening in she knew but she didn’t want to say anything. Besides Ebisu was the one who spoke up and it took her off the hook of catching him. She figured she was in enough trouble for that misshape earlier.<br/><br/>Heather nodded her head toward him and arched a brow. It was nice to know they might learn something more from this ever elusive elite hunter. “I was thirteen when the attack happened. We were celebrating his one year anniversary from military retirement. Mom had been promoted to Captain of her precinct and was given a desk job. She didn’t like it much but she didn’t really have much of a choice. They liked her too much to let her stay in the field and she could be…a bit impulsive.”<br/><br/>She looked to Ebisu in case he was going to comment on any of that. “I learned hand to hand and knife fighting. A little gun training was in there but not a whole lot. I was going to learn more later in the year. Dad had wanted to wait till I was fifteen but mom had told him to ‘shut up and let her do it’; and mom’s word was final. My oldest brother was 26 my youngest was 5. And most of my childhood was traveling around with Dad. Mom got work wherever she was, mainly MP duties. She didn’t officially become a cop until after Dad retired. That’s basically it. I still don’t know how I survived the attack, I barely remember it all actually but I know that soon after I joined the academy and the rest is history.