Yami gave a slight nod at her thanks. He was starting to feel the strain of materializing for people other than his host, and was eager to take refuge back inside Hatsu's body.<br/><br/>Hiei glanced at Anaka when she said something to him. He could speak English just fine, and Japanese, but the word Anaka said sounded french and he didn't speak a word of french. Because of the context he was sure it wasn't an insult, possibly it was a way of saying thanks or something, but he really had no idea.<br/><br/>Anaka turned to walk away and Hiei was about to leave, figuring he'd go kill some demons and find her again later. It was a good think he waited because it turned out she had something else to say. It seemed she was setting a date, and one that would come very soon. Hiei wondered if maybe she was being a bit too eager. He wasn't sure a day or two would be enough time to prepare Hatsu for... whatever they may find on their search for Vaan. He turned at Yami and saw and expression on his face that mimicked what Hiei was thinking.<br/><br/>Hatsu turned to Yami. "Is that enough time?" He asked.<br/><br/>Yami tilted his head down.<span style="font-style: italic">Two days,</span>he though,<span style="font-style: italic">fourty-eight hours of training if I push the boy hard enough. It really depends on Hatsu whether or not it will be enough time.</span>The demon raised his head. "Two days," he said, agreeing with the longer time frame she offered. "We can meet at the hide out. I hope you'll be patient. If you want to find your brother you'll have to stay calm and make good decisions. You have no idea where we're going," he said, muttering the last sentance just before dematerializing.<br/><br/>Hatsu didn't like the way Yami had said that last sentance. It sounded ominous, like he already knew where they were going. Perhaps he'd lied earlier: maybe he did know where Vaan was. If he was going to all this trouble then just so he could come along... well, Hatsu thought something was off.<br/><br/>Hiei's guard also went up at Yami's last words. Wherever they were going, the trip would be no picnic. "Two days then," he repeated, vanishing from sight.