She raised an eyebrow and shook her head, "You will keep both cuffs on for the night. When we leave tomorrow morning I'll take one cuff off." She certainly was not going to take a chance in him escaping. He had something under his sleeve; therefore, she had to approach this situation with extreme caution. She would not come out of this looking like the fool. "Goodnight, Demon." She said as she turned and walked out of the dungeon. Once upstairs she checked herself into a room, ordered a new pair of clothes for the next morning (Her's were so damaged from the fight), and stalked up to her room. 

Inside it looked like a normal hotel's room. Only this one had only one bed instead of two. It appeared to be larger than other rooms simply because there was not an extra bed. As she walked into the room a closet stood to her right and a counter stood to her left. As she approached the bed a table sat comfortably in a corner with two chairs. She continued to walk forward until she reached the windows. She glanced outside at the bustling city and smiled. She then turned to her left and walked into the bathroom. After taking a long satisfying shower she returned to the bed and fell into a deep slumber. 

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The next morning she awoke with a good outlook on the day: today would be the day they got their hands on the first relic. She couldn't wait to hold it in her hands and be able to see her team had been the first to find one. As she got ready she wondered if it would hold clues to the next relic. Maybe a riddle or something along those lines to point them in the proper direction. She headed downstairs in her new pair of jeans, a blouse, and a black leather jacket. It felt a little more flashy than her outfit from before and she didn't necessarily enjoy wearing it. Unfortunately, it was all the staff could scrounge up in such a short time. The clothes from before were tattered and blood stained from the fight. SO she had to deal.

As she exited the elevator she was pleased to see that her team were all eating their breakfast. A quick look at the clock on the wall told her they were an hour earlier than she had told them. She rushed and ate some breakfast before finding Adam at the management desk. He guided her to a conference room and closed the door. "So. What do you know about the relic's whereabouts?"

Adam sighed, "I know only that it is here in the city among one of the many cemeteries. You just have to find the proper one." He paused, "Did you get information out of the demon?"

"Not yet, but in exchange for taking off one of his cuffs he'll tell me exactly where it is and also help us retrieve it." She braced herself for his reaction.

"Are you mad?!" Adam exclaimed, "You can't take off one of his cuffs! What rank is he?" His eyes shot daggers at her.

"A Knight of Hell." She mumbled. This earned her even harsher glares from her old friend.

"He is basically really high up in ranks...probably really powerful...and you're going to trust him with your team's life like that? He could kill them even with one cuff on! Maybe not you, but your weaker angels." He shook his head, "This is a bad idea, Genevieve."

"Relax! I'll be the one handling him, not everyone else. I was actually thinking of going alone..."

"No." Adam said quickly.

"You know what? You don't command me, Adam. I command you. So stop trying to dictate what I do. I have a plan and I"m sticking with it." With this she turned and stormed out of the office. She walked over to the dining area and quickly scanned everyone with her eyes. Once it was determined that they were all present she began to speak their orders. They were to all split up into groups of three and search every cemetery for the marking of the Relic. If found they would contact Genevieve immediately. She knew that the demon had said he knows exactly where it is, but like hell would she believe him wholly. She knew a piece of information thanks to Adam and she would make use of it.

After debriefing everyone and selecting her team she walked downstairs. "Rise in shine!" She yelled to the demon as she took her place next to the cell, "Its play time."