Hatsu ate his lunch in silence, and when he was finished Yami actually gave him a minute or two to just sit there. The demon still wanted to train the boy as hard as possible in the time they had left, but he was well aware that Hatsu was quickly approaching his limits. As much as it displeased him, he'd have to be a bit easier on the boy for today.<br/><br/>When Hatsu finished his sandwich he got up to leave. He noticed Ayl sitting at a table and decided to check in with him real quick. "Hey Ayl," Hatsu said, offering a tired smile. "I'll be coming back to your training sessions as soon as tomorrow's little adventure is over with. I hope I haven't fallen behind," he joked. He'd been training almost nonstop and had actually improved quite a bit in such a short time. That he'd "fallen behind" was unthinkable.<br/><br/>------------------------<br/><br/>Hiei and Anaka finally came to the hideout just a few moments later. No one was outside training anymore and that gave Hiei a bad feeling. He hesitated and Anaka almost immediately took the lead, continuing forward with her serious expression. Alastor thought the girl could stand to lighten up a bit. She looked like she was either heading off to war or coming back from it... with bad news.<br/><br/>Hiei followed shortly behind Anaka as they climbed down the stairs. She pushed open the door and started walking inside without hesitation. Hiei on the other hand froze in his tracks. Everyone who'd been training outside was now inside this little room. He'd connected the dots earlier, it made sense that they were all on their lunch break, but he hadn't realized it would be this many people. It felt like his entire body went cold and his heart started to pound. No way he could go into such a large crowd. Not a chance. Without even calling to Anaka Hiei turned and walked out. He made himself comfortable in the abandoned first floor of the building, sitting with his back to a wall.<br/><br/>It had taken a while, but Anaka finally found an open table for them. She turned around to signal Hiei to come over, but he wasn't there.<span style="font-style: italic">Seriously?!</span>she exclaimed, wondering at first if she'd simply lost the little man in the crowd. She decided though that he'd just left.<span style="font-style: italic">I can't believe he just up and left!</span><br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"Well honestly,"</span>Azrael said,<span style="font-style: italic">"I can't picture Hiei coming someplace so crowded."</span><br/><br/>Anaka sighed. "Well yeah, me neither. But he could have at least let me know he was leaving. Then I wouldn't have wasted so much time finding this stupid table." With a huff she went off in search of the three-eyed hunter.