"Think about living or think of me beating you with a wrench either way you will get medical attention and I'll bring you some books to read so you won't get bored." he said with a friendly disposition.

"Books..." It seemed the only thing she had picked up on in the sentence.

"Yes books. Fiction, non-fiction, historical, forensic science, sleuth novels, chemistry, physiology, genteics, and biographies." he replied listing off some material he would gladly give to her.

Rhythm just stared at the wall, letting her mind wander further and further.

M shook her after her blank face seemed to worry him long enough in truth it had merely been a second.

"Hm?" she said, wondering if he was okay. "Something up?"

M had already started carry rhythm and his briefcase out of the sanctuary by the time she'd ask him. "I should be asking you that." he replied as he found himself outside of the church like setting and heading towards the city. "But there is something that bothers me. I never told you my real name and I want to now, it's maikeru akami II. I don't expect you to tell me yours I just felt you needed to know." he said with a bright happy smile.

"Thanks." she said. "I'm glad you trust me enough. Maybe someday I will learn to trust you, or anybody else for that matter, enough to tell you mine."

"I prefer that you didn't." he replied bluntly continuing there strange walk.

"I don't know why, but I know that my name will do you very little good as it is anyway. Not even the name I keep secret is definately my real name. It's the closest I've got. I don't know what the name that I was born with is."

"I find that quiet interesting." he replied finally reaching town and heading for the hospital. They must have looked quiet strange the two of them at the same time.

"It's quite simple really. I was given a name by my parents, and I still haven't found my birth certificate."

"You want to go find?" he asked politely as if it was just that simple.

"From what I know it was destroyed, and only three people alive have read it, including two of them as my parents. It could be rather difficult."

"Hospitals carry back up files for there purposes so it's always on record." he retorted.