Musubi looked up at Kitsune as she came into the room.  "Okay...I think I'm ready.  What...what do you want me to do?"  She was going to let the obviously much more experienced fox woman take the lead on this one, so she patiently waited for the Southern gal to talk to her and explain what it was that she wanted...though a series of half-formed images did run themselves through her head.<br/><br/>The first thing that Elisabeth would run into in the catgirl's apartment was the door to her closet.  Well, a closet.  Opening it up, Elisabeth would find inside the following: a handful of weapons - including the stuff she had seen previously, some outerwear - coats, hats, that sort of thing - and...this was odd.  It was stuck all the way in the back of the closet, seemingly deliberately buried behind all of the other stuff in it.  A circular bag, something the mage woman hadn't seen before.<br/><br/>No clothes, though.  Sounded like Kitsune was still up to her old tricks.<br/><br/>As she went through the apartment, she found very, very little in the way of personal effects.  Almost like she was trying to divorce herself from her own past.  Granted, most people had things that they weren't proud of, things embarrassing in nature...but she seemed to be going the extra mile on this one.  Elisabeth did, though, manage to find a few things that gave some hints to the catgirl.<br/><br/>One.  Almost all of the hardcopy books that she had in her apartment were written in Japanese.  Oh, she had reading material in English, but most of the well-worn books were in the mage woman's other native language.  Plus, as Elisabeth remembered, there was a very slight accent to her English.<br/><br/>Two.  A search of the room Musubi had used to set up an electronics shop revealed that she used a lot of tools manufactured by the Japanese AAA corp MCT.  And the manuals on how to use those tools were<em>also</em>written in Japanese.  Come to think of it...since the emergence of Technomancers into the world, MCT had been one working extensively in that area of research...<br/><br/>Three.  Music.  The Technomancer had a couple of the very archaic minidiscs on hand.  A quick search of the Matrix revealed that the artists on the discs were the grandparents of the modern music genre called Electro-Pop, a very popular form of club music in Eastern cultures.