Hikari watched as the men approached under the cloak of night. Some of their chakra was strong enough, but one stood out among the rest. Her vision wasn't quite as enhanced by her Issekigan as it might have been for someone with a Byakugan, but she was close enough that her Issekigan picked everything up just fine. She'd picked this spot for a reason. She could see them all well enough to read their lips, even if she couldn't hear them. That was good enough.<br/><br/>After one of the men who had recently arrived asked if the other man had figured out what was going on, she saw a smirk on the dark-haired man's, Arashi's, face. "Of course I have. I am the best, after all." he replied. "It's being handled. It won't be much longer. You worry too much." He replied to the man, shrugging as he did, as if it was foolish of the man to even bother asking. "This one messed up up. It cost us some time but we fixed it, so it's nothing to worry about." he glanced at the woman and back to the man. He looked rather displeased when the other man hit the woman and knocked her to the ground, but apparently he wasn't displeased enough to do anything about it. He obviously wasn't scared of the man, and he didn't seem to have any reason to be.<br/><br/>The exchange ended with the girl being left on the ground while the men all left, in order to teach her a lesson. Hikari waited until they left, not moving until they were gone. The girl could be of use to them, so capturing her was better than leaving her here. She figured Kuro must be nearby, after all, this was more along his path than hers. She glanced around and found him just in time to watch him drop down from the tree, knock the girl unconscious and gag her. He looked her way, which told her he knew where she was, before he threw the girl over his shoulder like she weighed nothing at all.<br/><br/>Hikari waited until he bound into the tree and then she joined him, heading back towards the camp. She gathered that he had the same idea she had about getting information from the girl, but she somehow didn't believe he'd be very nice to the girl in order to get it. She, on the other hand, had a simpler way of getting the information she needed. She remained silent as she leaped from tree to tree until they'd reached their camp, at which point she dropped to the ground and took a seat on a large rock nearby. Even now, she didn't say a word, partly because she had nothing to say that needed to be said now, and partly because she had let her mind wander. She thought of too many things all at once, a feat that was impossible for most. She thought about her brother and what he was doing here, what his role was while somewhere in her mind she was piecing together the pieces of the puzzle they had found so far, and in the forefront of her mind, what they were going to do with this girl once they'd gotten whatever information they needed from her.