Ebisu smiled, "Sure that'd be great." He sat down and took a sip of the coffee Blue gave him. "I actually just had to ask Mai and a girl named Maryann some questions." Mai gave Ebisu a surprised and slightly nervous look. Ebisu looked up at him and laughed, "Oh don't worry. You're not in any trouble or anything. Not yet anyway. Blue you're free to come along if you wish. Insei's a stickler, but I don't think much good comes from making a fuss trying to keep secrets from your allies. So Mai," he said, "I've been thinking and am I right in guessing that you are, or at least were, a wizard?"<br/><br/>Mai blinked in surprise. "Yes I am. In fact, Lestat just helped me regain my powers last night."<br/><br/>"Is that so? Does that have something to do with how you're speaking normally now?"<br/><br/>Mai nodded, "Yes. Where is this topic going?"<br/><br/>"Well you see, something was stolen from our restricted files section. A dangerous document that could be used either for good, evil or neither depending on the person using it. No one was caught on camera, so they must have teleported somehow. I'm the only mutant here with any sort of power like that, so the only option left would be a wizard."<br/><br/>"What were the documents about?" Mai asked.<br/><br/>"Sealing magic, but I suppose if someone knew what they were doing it could be used to aid in unsealing."<br/><br/>Mai looked down.<br/><br/>"Is something wrong?" Ebisu asked.<br/><br/>"Well," Mai said. "Maryann is trying to unseal someone, but not for a bad reason. Really. And..." he looked down. "She does use conjuring magic, so... it would be possible for her to get those files without even being there."<br/><br/>"Can you send things back with conjuring magic?" Ebisu asked.<br/><br/>"No," Mai said. "That branches off into teleportation. And each wizard can only use magic in one area."<br/><br/>"Well then, now we get to the curious part," Ebisu said. "I found it yesterday on my desk. But no one was caught on tape going into my office either. Maryann can't teleport?"<br/><br/>"No, that wouldn't be possible," Mai said. "At least, by all means it shouldn't be."<br/><br/>"I see..." Ebisu mused.<br/><br/>"Um," said Mai, "I don't mean to be rude, but... is it possible you did it? In your sleep or something?"<br/><br/>Ebisu smiled sadly and pushed up his glasses. "Though I do find that offensive, I hear what you're saying. But the monitors would have gone off if I had used my powers. So we can be certain it wasn't me. Is it possible there's another wizard here we don't know about?" This was met by silence. "Well then," Ebisu said, "I'll take you up on that offer for food. Then we can go get Maryann's opinion on all of this."<br/><br/>----------------------------<br/><br/>Reina stepped through the portal to find herself in a room with lots of machines. At the far end there were several monitors with chairs facing them.<br/><br/>"Both of you pick a monitor," Insei said. "Then you'll put on one of the helmets at each one and view what's on the screen. A computer will be monitoring your reactions to what you see. They are real images of things that have or will happen. Your goal in this exercise is to remain... stable."<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Things that will happen?!</span>Reina thought.<span style="font-style: italic">How is it possible to have images of something like that?!</span>