Louis let out a long sigh as he walked down the unfamiliar street. Japan wasn't quite his scene, lacked a lot of the charm Savannah, Charleston, and The Big Easy had. But work was work, pay was pay, and research was research. The magician figured it'd be easier to do his work in the Orient rather than in Prague, supposedly the spirits of the area were more partial to interaction with humans. Folks called them Youkai he'd heard, the word left a bad taste in his mouth, lacked a lot of the beauty other terms had. To be honest a lot of the way they did things around here he found dissatisfying. But needs must when the devil vomits into your kettle, and at this point he needed to buy a new kettle. 

	It took him nearly an hour of walking back and forth along the streets, but Louis eventually found his way to the place. It was a bar or something if he remembered correctly. The Dangeki was the name, or something similar, hell Japanese sounded all the same to him. But as he stepped inside, it was apparent that he'd found the right spot. All sorts of folks, spirits, all gathered in a single place to chat and sip some drinks. Par for the course half the folks dressed like some sort of cartoon character. Hell, the staff seemed to dress like something out of a low-budget skin-flick. Another weary sigh escaped his lips as he closed the door behind him and began to mingle amidst the crowd. He overheard a few conversations here and there, mostly small talk and the like. All the while he sipped some brown tea (with a little kick thanks to his handy flask), and stared at the job postings on the back door.

	A grin crept across his pale face at the reward for the second job. "Lord above... that alone could pay the rent for a- wait, damnit it's probably in yen or some such bullshit." In an instant the smile was gone and a scowl in its place. "Well, better than nothing, ain't too bad to track down some girls. Might be human trafficking... doubt it's ghouls though." The magician began to scratch at his chin as he thought on who or what might be responsible for the disappearances.