She had heard him, a smirk on her lips as she would not take having her words ignored. He would clean up the mess, one way or another. Whether he paid someone else to do it, or he cleaned the mess himself wouldn't matter, she would have it done. She left it go for now, though if he thought she would forget or forgive, he didn't know her species that well. None of her kind lived in hell, having their place in the living human world. She knew of his species though, hard headed, egotistical, and hard to kill.<br/><br/>She headed to the top floor, entering with her pass code into the lair of their boss. "Sir, we will be heading out at midnight sharp. Everything is in order." She had bowed gracefully at the entrance one knee on the floor and one bent, knowing he would be able to hear her from the front.<br/><br/>She didn't need to hear a word from the male to know she was excused, she always just knew. Stepping back into the hall, she checked her electronics, blinking at the black screen of her cell and communicator. Lifting a brow, she made a mental note not to wear her devices while training with him again. Luckily, she went through enough of them, that she had spares. Going down to her rooms, she passed his door, smelling the burning embers and smiling to herself. He would be recharged in time for the flight out.<br/><br/>Entering her room, she picked up her spare cell, entering the codes to change the number over from her old one, before tossing the old one on the desk near her computer. Sitting momentarily, back stiff, she typed a quick message to the technology department for two new cells and communicators send to her rooms by night fall of the next evening. She would have to keep up with just how much technology the scaly critter burned through.<br/><br/>Smiling sarcastically to herself, she locked up her apartment, heading up to the helipad on the roof. Her heels clicked loudly in the empty hall, and into the elevator.