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"What's there to tell. He's dead." stated Alex bluntly as he finished her sandwich and started his. His father died because he was framed for delivering letters to an enemy and was shot along with his brothers. Alex was out of town on a freerunning trip with his friends. Alex remains in the city but moves to a different house after a certain period of time.

Alex came back a minute later with her sandwich on a plate and sat it in front of her, smiling to himself. "Don't worry about your father...mine was no better." he said, remembering all the hard training his father put him true to where he refined his art.

Alex sighed, pushing it forward a bit. "You have to eat if not you'll starve." he put a hand underneath her chin and gently wiped away a few tears before saying with a warm smile. "He's not with us right now and he never will be. Now don't cry...a beautiful woman like you doesn't deserve it." Alex's voice was like a calm river flowing over rocks with birds chirping happily during a beautiful sunny day.

Alex frowned and pulled his phone out, looking at the time and cussing. "I'm gonna run late." he said and ran throughout the house, snatching up his sandwich and wolfing it down before closing the door behind him and throwing a light bag over his shoulder, locking the door while he was at it and shoving the key in his pocket. Pulling himself onto the roof he ran and jumped off towards another roof.

The house was filled with silence. Every now and then there would be a slight ring that would last a few seconds before complete silence. After a few minutes Alex arrived at the destination he wanted and saw two men. One holding a briefcase and the other standing with a gun, both wearing white suits. Not a moment later did another man show up besides Alex. "Do you have the Aeon Stone?" asked the man with the case. Alex set down the backpack and opened it up, pulling out a small black velvet bag and asking with a smile "Do you have the money?" The man nodded and tossed the briefcase towards Alex. The other guy grabbed it and asked "Code please."
"421." responded the gun wielder. Entering the code the man opened up the case and whistled. "Count it Will. Just to make sure they didn't short change us." "Already on it Alex." responded the blonde haired man with a grin, counting the money.

After two minutes he closed the case and nodded. "All the money is here." with that Alex smiled. "Good." Looking at his watch he said "Nice doing business with you." With that he tossed the rock towards William and with a quick motion two pistols slid into his hands and he quickly shot at the two men as the guy brought out his gun. Luckily they had silencers. Sliding the two weapons into his sleeve he walked over to the dead men and looked through both suits, taking a couple more bucks. He picked up the hats and walked towards Will, who was placing the stone in the case along with the money. Tossing the case towards Alex once he was finished.

Catching it he opened up the case and tossed a few stacks at Will. "Thanks for actually showing up. Anyone else would've ditched me." he chuckled and closed the briefcase. Standing at the edge of the building and looking down he chuckled "It's good to be an assassin." Looking at Will he said "I'll catch you later. Just have to drop this off." Putting the hats on he took a step forward and walked off.

Alex walked in silently and fogged up a mirror, drawing a design. The mirror bent a couple of times before spinning and splitting off a bit to reveal other briefcases. Setting it on top of the pile he snapped his fingers and it returned to a normal mirror. Rolling up his sleeves he undid two rigs and opened a drawer. Putting is ring in a small circle the drawer rose a bit and went off the sides like a staircase. Setting the rigs in it he closed the little shelves and then slipped his ring on before closing the actual drawer. Turning around he picking up his ipod and put it down his shirt before slipping it into his pocket after turning it on. Hearing Honori's faint cry made him frown. Putting in an ear bud he left his house and locked it before jogging away.