Lillith watched as Karr fiddled with the watch. She had drawn her legs to her chest and was resting her chin on her knees, watching him. Personally, it just looked like a watch to her and nothing more. She felt rested enough and anxious to move, but kept her mouth shut. He knew what he was doing, she assumed.<br/><br/>Her eyes widened as she watched the screen pop up as if from no where, and her eyes scanned the watched from some sort of connection to the screen, but to just hover on its own accord. She cocked her head, reading the â€œIdentifyâ€ that flashed for a moment. As Karr spoke, she scooted a bit closer, trying to get a closer look. She found she was waiting as eagerly as he seemed to be for the watch to once again show something. It took a matter of minutes before a static image flashed up and text filled the screen.<br/>â€œWonderful. Itâ€™s E. Have you happened to stumble across a girl from the door?â€<br/><br/>Lillith gave a small smile, but frowned inwardly at the thought that he seemed to know she used the door. He wasnâ€™t even home. Or was he?<br/><br/>â€œIâ€™m here, uncle,â€ she snapped a little more bitterly than she had intended. The machine processed it through quickly. She felt her heart pounding as she waited for a response. An explanation would have been best.<br/><br/>â€œMake sure she stays safe. I trust your abilities. Door was no closed correctly. I am returning to fix the seal. Donâ€™t get caught. Contact if needed.â€ The response was choppy and unsatisfying, and she frowned as she looked over at Karr.<br/><br/>â€œHe could have been a bit more explanatory,â€ she muttered. â€œYou two seem to have a great relationship.â€ She huffed a bit, blowing up her bangs with a small puff of breath.