Koâ€™Gisha â€” A Small Bar in Lette<br/><br/>Kaidan found a stool up next to the bartender while Talis followed suit. It was definitely going to be a big pain in the ass to have to tell Lun that they couldnâ€™t find her. At least this was a lot better than having to report to Rion. Kaidan stared at his Visor for a few more moments before reporting to Lun. When she didnâ€™t answer, he decided to leave a message. â€œThis is Kaidan and Talis in Lette with a status report. So far we have looked through two cities and found no trace of this woman. Perhaps this picture is not up to date? Maybe sheâ€™s even dead, but for now no one has seen her. We are no awaiting your next order, over and out.â€ Kaidan put away his Visor and sighed to himself.<br/><br/>Great. Just Great.<br/><br/>There were two things he hated about missions and that was babysitting and searching for someone. These worlds were so large and there were so many cities. People can come and go as they please. He couldnâ€™t understand why other people couldnâ€™t understand that. Itâ€™s ridiculous to have someone search every inch of Ruin, especially Koâ€™Gisha. Kaidan always kept his cool, but because of this mission he knew he was about to lose it. Talis looked over at his companion and with a sigh he ordered them both drinks. Well, he ordered himself a juice and his friend a harder drink. Talis wasnâ€™t the type to drink or smoke anything. This was all only because he was afraid to do so. His powers had really put fear into him.<br/><br/>When the glasses were in front of them, Talis played with the rim of it and then glanced over at his partner. â€œSo now what? Weâ€™re just going to wait here until we get word from someone? Orâ€¦?â€ Talis inquired before taking a sip of his drink. Before answering, Kaidan chugged his down and ordered another.<br/>â€œFor now weâ€™re going to wait for headquarters to respond. Iâ€™m not going to continue on this wild goose chase. We need precision and certainties. I am not some errand boy. I come from an elite family of Archers and this is ridiculous.â€ Kaidan sighed before taking another drink and asking for another. The bartender quickly refilled his glass before moving on to the next patron.<br/><br/>â€œWell, since weâ€™re waiting, might I suggest that you not drink too much? I mean we are still working.â€ When he said that Kaidan glared at his and he quickly looked away. â€œOr you can drink however much you likeâ€ He sipped some more of his juice.<br/><br/>Koâ€™Gisha â€” Ris, Still in the Bazaar<br/><br/>Adira stretched in front of Alixia as she carried the bags. â€œThereâ€™s nothing like shopping for new clothes during a stakeout.â€ Alixia stared at the back of her friendâ€™s head for a few moments almost imagining that she was smothering her with a pillow of some sort before coming back to reality.<br/><br/>â€œItâ€™s getting kind of late. You think this should be a good enough time for them to meet?â€ Alixia inquired.<br/><br/>â€œOf course, this is the time.â€ Alixia became quiet for a few moments. â€œI know itâ€™s around here somewhere. I remember in my vision this shopâ€¦â€ She stared at a shop not too far from where she stood before having another vision.<br/><br/>To describe what she was seeing, it was almost tunnel vision. Things around her peripherals were blurry, but she could see right in front of her. They were talking. They had to be in a crowded place because people walked by without really noticing them. The meeting was still a little discreet. It couldnâ€™t have been smuggling because they didnâ€™t have anything in their hands.<br/><br/>At the same time they tried to make it as private as possible.<br/><br/>There were a few nods here and there, almost like an agreement and then it went black.<br/>It wasnâ€™t before long that Adira had come back to reality, breathing heavily. She had forced that one to be a little longer than the last. She tried to see as much as she could before it became a strain on her mind. She held her head. It was throbbing in pain now. Alixia threw down the bags and knelt beside her companion. â€œAre you alright? What did you see this time?â€<br/><br/>â€œThis time I saw themâ€¦in theirâ€¦meeting spot.â€ She panted while she rubbed her forehead. â€œSomewhere inside a building, they met. There were waitresses and lots of people. It was loud so I couldnâ€™t hear words but I know where it is. We should get going.â€ Adira tried to stand but she winced in pain before holding her head again.<br/><br/>â€œAre you sure youâ€™re alright to get up right now? Maybe you should restâ€¦â€ Alixia suggested. Adira shook her head and stood up again.<br/><br/>â€œIf we wait any longer, weâ€™ll miss them. I know this is a bit much, but itâ€™s been a while since Iâ€™ve had a vision like this and thereâ€™s something about it. We should definitely go now before itâ€™s too late.â€ Adira began walking ahead and Alixia went to catch up, leaving the bags behind.<br/><br/>-------<br/><br/>It wasnâ€™t before long that theyâ€™d arrived at the Tavern. Adira looked around for a few more moments before deciding that this was the one. They had been to many before, but she wouldnâ€™t enter because it didnâ€™t feel right. When they had arrived at this one, Alixia was relieved. Hopefully they hadnâ€™t missed who they were looking for.<br/><br/>Theyâ€™d both decided on a table and waited in the corner. Adira scanned the area, in hopes that she was right about this one. Who knew when she was going to have another vision like this one again.