"There's nothing to be sorry for. I grew up away from them. They are not my parents in any eyes but ones who look on my birth certificate. I'm used to it."

"A birth certificate, those things don't seem quiet accurate." he replied looking at the open city streets with rather large buildings. "I suppose this is your stop." he said looking at the miles of large skyscraper structures. "Don't worry I won't follow you. Kind of why I chose this place you can do your pecuilar ninja techniques and blend like a shadow." he said this rather eccentricly as he crouched down and looked around with shifty eyes.

"Even if you did I wouldn't mind. The work that I am doing today is no particular secret. Not unless I want it to be, anyway..." she said.

Maikeru stood up looking at rhythm. "Can't say that I would agree with something like that, morally it would be social sucuide to me." he replied stretching out his hand as if leading her through a door.

"And to think, three days from now I shall be committing what many of my colleages would call professional suicide," Rhythm said. "However, as you may know, I am rather anti social, and so social suicide seems a rather promising idea for one such as myself. I only wish I could get out of such things."

"Well when you get of such habits please notify me." he said pointing towards her work so she wouldn't belate for work.

"I'm in no hurry," she walked a few paces away. "Hello. I'm heading there now. I will be there soon. Jen tai." She turned back to M. "I'll probably see you soon."

"Hope so." he replied smiling with his hands behind his back and tilting.

Rhythm made a few notes in her notepad before walking away, ignoring the phone calls that interrupted her. She knew that as soon as she had told someone she was coming, it would be around everywhere quickly, and she would get millions of messages. She figured she would answer them when she got there.