Daichi felt grateful that she didn't push. He knew she could and often would push. She was after all relentlessly curious. It was a testament to their deep friendship she didn't. One day he would tell her, but today was not that day. It would come soon at any rate. He knew sooner rather than later he would have to tell her about everything, but for now he would just let it rest. He ate in silence watching her. He was perfectly happy to eat in silence and to think about everything going on around them.<br/><br/>He didn't know how best to proceed yet. In their group Hikari was the brain and often he was the brawn. He was far stronger than the others, but he didn't tend to form plans. He wasn't the intellectual one. Which isn't saying he isn't smart and they are not strong. simply that his strength lie in different areas. He was always one for analysing the strengths and weaknesses of everyone around him. It simply was how he worked.<br/><br/>As it often did whenever he thought about his lack of slept he remembered the night he'd first met her.  They'd stayed up and talked for hours and then finally exhausted they had parted ways to their separate sleeping quarters. Daichi sat down on his cot for a long time trying to remember something, but nothing came not even a single memory of his past. The only thing he could remember were faces and a laugh. A single woman's laughter that he associated with his mother. He held on to that and years later it was all that remained. He closed his eyes for a moment trying to think of something else. Anything else outside of the loss. His eyes opened slowly when Hikari began speaking again.<br/><br/>He nodded. He too had faith in that they would get to go on this mission. They had enough proof. They had waited holding onto their thoughts and suspicions gathering evidence and proof for years. Surely they had enough now to go to him. Surely they would get justice after all this time. He finished his meal and offered her a light smile. "I think desert is in order," he said waving the server over.