Kyza was not about to reveal to Brayden his ties with the Yakuza, no matter how he was feeling. Not only would that endanger his identity, but it might have also scared her and caused her to make a ruckus, something that would alert any infected still around. Instinctively, he moved his shirt sleeve to hide the black band tattoed to his arm, as she seemed to know much of the Japanese culture, and the black band was the sign of the Yakuza. He also made sure that his back was not visible, as he had undergone the 100 hour tattooing of his back, also a sign of the Yakuza.<br/><br/>"I got tired of my life in Japan," he said, speaking half of the truth, "so I moved. I had some ties to people in New York, so I went there. I had a few problems for a few years afterwards, but it wasn't anything I couldn't handle. Now, let's get moving to that damn sewing center so you can stop complaining."