"You can say that again. There certainly wasn't anywhere like this in the older models." He then frowned and paused, "You need me to tell you where we're at? I was hoping to get the same information out of you."<br/><br/>Having paused for a moment, he started to look up and decided that the best way to speak would be to completely come open with her. "I am dangerous to those who harm me and others; I am Haseo the Player Killer-Killer, or at least I was. I don't believe you go around killing PCs, do you?"<br/><br/>Sending up his brow line for a minute or two he finally decided to say the other bit as well, "When I turned on the game I stopped being human. What you see now, well, it's the real me. I didn't fall into a coma or anything like that, but rather I was...digitized."<br/><br/>Without any other way to explain it, he simply looked back at her and expected her to say something about anything she might have heard in this respect, but he realized that was completely a long shot. If nothing else from everything he understood about V-Grimm she was quite a loner.<br/><br/>Yet in spite of what he was saying he neither seemed to be lying or fearful in the least. If there was one thing no one could say about Haseo it was that he was a coward - he faced every problem head on. "I guess you could say there really never was a place like this in the other games."<br/><br/>Once more, though, he found himself speaking. Haseo used an economy of words, nevertheless doing his best to avoid irritating whom he always believed to be a woman of few things to say.<br/><br/>"I'm going to guess you are, however, not feeling unusual in any sense of the word."