“We're not sure exactly,” Rob answered, shaking his head. He considered how foolish it must sound, to be sent to someone's door with no real understanding of why. “I think she believed you could help us locate something.” “Really, whaddya after?” Eiji questioned cautiously as he moved to perch himself on the chair arm next to Acha. “It is our understanding you visited Misora. She seems to be under the impression you left there with something you shouldn't have,” Bray advised. Eiji's eyes narrowed in concentration as he thought back. “We were in Misora for a short time, but I dunno that we had anythin' from them. We kind'a caused some problems. Y' hafta understand, the place we'd intended t'visit had been ruined simply because we had t'go there.” “Don't worry about that.” Bray waved his

