Of course, the one thing he was curious about would be the thing Junko was probably least interested in talking about. Not that she had any issues with discussing her weapon, but it was the where and how she had obtained it that she was less interested in discussing. She couldn’t blame him for asking, though. At any rate, she had told him he could ask, so she should at least give him an answer, even if she didn’t wish to discuss it in detail.<br/><br/>She looked his way as he proceeded to rummage through an abandoned car nearby. She didn’t immediately answer, instead considering what to share while he went through the car.<span style="color: #00BFFF">“This weapon is a Cursed Gear of the Black Demon Series, containing a rank 1 demon,”</span>she said, gesturing to the bow on her back.<span style="color: #00BFFF">“Until recently, I was a part of the Japanese Imperial Demon Army. More specifically, I was part of Moon Demon Company, which is an elite squad in the vampire extermination unit,”</span>she explained, in case he didn’t know of their reputation, given that he wasn’t from Japan.<br/><br/><span style="color: #00BFFF">“As for the how, I was granted permission to challenge one of the Black Demons and I succeeded,”</span>she explained without going into too much detail. For starters, she didn’t know how much he might already know about the weapons, and she also didn’t know how much he wanted to know. Not to mention that she had left the army behind for a reason, so she wanted too fond of discussing her time there anymore than was necessary. If he had further questions, he could ask.<br/><br/>After a while of Vasya looting various vehicles and other locations with some pretty astounding luck, it was beginning to get dark. It was best that they find somewhere to stay for the night, so when he picked out a place that looked decent enough, she agreed. The only issue was that it appeared to be occupied. She had no issues when he said he would like her to stay, because her weapon wouldn’t be as effective against those inside, especially if they decided to shoot at her.<span style="color: #00BFFF"> “Sure,” </span>she had agreed with a brief nod before leaning against the outside of the building and keeping watch for any approaching enemies, whether they be human or monster.<br/><br/>She could tell when he had engaged those inside by the sound of sporadic gunfire. She remained where she was for several minutes until all the commotion inside seemed to have died down and Vasya stuck his head out a window and called out to her, telling her that it was all clear now, that they had a nicely settled campsite, and that he had some prisoners.<span style="color: #00BFFF">“Alright, then. I’ll be up in a second,”</span>she told him before doing one more quick visual sweep of the area and checking to make sure she didn’t sense any other enemies nearby before she went into the building.<br/><br/>She carefully walked through the building, making her way up to the floor where Vasya was. She looked around the area where they had set up their camp and nodded to herself. It was a pretty nice campsite indeed. When she reached Vasya, she looked at him and then looked around for those who had surrendered.<span style="color: #00BFFF">“What are you doing with those who surrendered for now?”</span>she asked, knowing he had said he’d decide what to do with them later, but also knowing that they had to do something with them in the interim as well, lest they try to attack or escape.