When Hiei opened his eyes again, he realized the red head must have seen him staring at her, because she was staring back. He let out a slight<span style="font-style: italic">humph</span>and turned his head away. He'd spent enough time here, it was time he went out and killed some demons. Without a word, he stood up and walked out of the secret hide out.<br/><br/>With a quick climb up the stairs and a turn he was out the door. He accidentally bumped into someone else on their way in. In an instant, Hiei memorized his face, his hair, his outfit, everything that was there for him to memorize. "Sorry," Hiei mumbled and continued on his way. With his speed, within moments he'd be deep in demon territory, the perfect place if you were looking for a fight.<br/><br/>------------------<br/><br/>Hatsu was surprised when he bumped into someone else on his way into the 'secret hide out'. The short man mumbled an apology. "No," Hatsu said, his face showing little emotion, "It was my fault."<span style="font-style: italic">So that must have been another demon hunter,</span>he thought to himself.<span style="font-style: italic">I guess we come in all shapes and sizes.</span><br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Honestly, you all look the same to me,</span>said the voice in his head.<br/><br/>Hatsu ignored his inner demon and continued down some stairs into the basement of the abandoned building. There was a surprising number of people down there, and they all seemed to be having a relatively good time. It had been a while since he'd had a good meal, so he ordered a sandwich at the bar and took it over to a table to eat. It felt kind of weird, not knowing anyone here, yet knowing that they all had special powers and a demon hidden inside of them. As he ate, he looked around, so that their faces would be familiar if he ever saw them again.