Hagetaka's snark was met with a sly look an arrogant reply. "I'll have you know that I didn't engage in any acts of banditry while I was out last week. We followed some coordinates to a vault full of artifacts that had already been evacuated. And it took a lot of effort on my part to convince the boys there would be any food, thank you very much." He then reached into his pocket and pulled out the rubber ducky that had amused him so earlier in the tup, taking one last longing gaze at it before gently tossing it to the cheeky death god. "Here, have an artifact."<br/>Dan's face rested heavily in his palm as all Miyako could think to do was clean. Not to say he didn't expect it, but to actually hear it was very disheartening to someone whose day was going so well so far. He put his game face back on to speak to the apparition, not wanting her to think she had somehow displeased or offended him. "I was thinking something more recreational. I mean, what did you do for fun back in the old days, watch jousts or something?" Despite Dan's love for history, he never obtained enough material to get a truly good grasp on it. If she actually answers him, he responds, "Hmm, I guess we could set that up somehow." If she ignores him or avoids the question, it's, "Well, ok, if that's how you feel."<br/>He then turned to Mai, who may or may not have something to tell him. Pointing out to a corridor, he asked, "Mai, I'd like to speak with you in the hall for a moment." Before heading off with her, he gave the other two a glance, still looking pleased with life in general. After all, it was a life he wasn't supposed to have. "As for you two, thanks for your hard work this morning." As soon as Mai and him were in the hallway, he turned to her with a more serious look. "So what was bothering you earlier?"