Angel had decided to lean back and let Samad Elsa take the lead, this would be a good opportunity for the twins to learn from the Veterans. While the Reaper adored the twins he wasn't so delusional to believe that he was the ideal teacher. Experiences mold everyone separately and he was molded to be a survivor, a killer and a monster. As such it's no surprise his beliefs reflected in Reri, the child who he had practically raised. Not that Angel has ever regretted it, to be strong is what truly matters especially when you have enemies all across the globe. 

Finally out of his reverie Angel made his way towards Bella and Zane, those two were quite the amusing duo. The Reaper towered behind the two as his breath caught frost, the temperature had dropped and next was snowfall. "Not a bad tactic," Angel thought out loud from behind the two. He would have preferred to simply use his clairvoyance however the pesky rogue was concealing himself and the president. Had it not been for Samad and Elsa, Angel would have possibly rained fire atop the ruins that remained of the Whitehouse until the president squirmed out. In hindsight....it's a good thing he brought these kids with him, they are far more patient. 

Meanwhile Rin continued to shadow the twins, her form just far enough not to be seen by them. She had already rendered roughly eight snipers unconscious and continue to prowl around the perimeter, silently observing Elsa and Samad hunt for their quarry. 


"Looks like this little game of cat and mouse is about to come to an end," Angel spoke to the two rookies. His infuriating smile a constant companion to his arrogant tone. "Now we can finally focus on the main job I called you lot for. Finding that damn six hundred thousand year old talking sword that ran away from my prison because it wanted to visit the Bahamas......again." Even as he spoke, there was a tinge of frustration as even Angel found this whole thing ridiculous let alone what others would be thinking. 

"Do you two know what is a....Relic?" And now that smile was back on his face.