Keigo nodded slightly, his improved control showing greatly, as in years past he would have grabbed Gokudera by the lapels and shouted at him for acting all high and mighty. Still, the octopushead was right, they needed to get Tsuna-sama safe. He turned swiftly and strode to the vehicle. When he reached it he placed his open palms on it and brought up his flame. It bathed the car for a moment, and nothing popped or shrieked, so it was obvious no boxes were active on the car. The Flame receded back into him, and he opened the door for the Decimo. "It's safe, Tsuna-sama." He would get into the car with his boss, acting as part of his personal guard. His own guard would not. They were trained for long distances, one of the two guards capable of keeping up with a car in motion.<br/><br/>When everyone else was in, Keigo slipped in and shut the door. Being able to take near fatal wounds made him the perfect person for the outside seat, as any assasin that shot him would almost absolutely fail. Now safe in the comfortable car, his normal grin grew back to its usual size. Grinning so that the whole car seemed brighter for its presense, he greeted his idol in proper style. He rapped a hand on his shoulder and grabbed his hand in a shake. "It's good to see ya in one piece, Tsuna-sama. To the EXTREME!" After the greeting was suitably taken care of, he relaxed into the seat as much as was possible without allowing Tsuna-sama to be visable in the window, and spoke softly. "Seeing what's going on, I inacted the procedures you put down for emergencies. The mansion's on lockdown, and the rings and boxes we put in storage are being inventoried so we can act immediately when you give the order. I made sure every weapon was brought to standard, and the defenses around the mansion were triple-checked. The three Guards already stationed in the mansion are contributing to half-hourly patrols, so not one inch of the mansion is left unwatched. Hopefully we'll be able to include more once all the Guardians gather tonight. I'll have a report ready for you by then. Did I miss anything?" His grin was confident, but he was looking to all within the car to see if they saw anything he didn't. He was the Sun, always ready to move without delay, pushing others to action. He shed light, but he didn't always see for the glare.