Darkflare

"She hasn't fully agreed to work for me. Besides, I don't want to pressure her into a decision." "I'm interested, but I think we should discuss that in further detail. With that said..." "The first thing I'm going to do Light is tell you not to waste your time. You sae how well cleaned up the site was. You could barely tell a monster attacked."

"I had my hands full taking care of business here that I didn't see anything outside. Monster attacks aren't exactly something that happens often enough to know how the authorities handle such situations." "Looking to be a hero again, Light? I recall last time you had plenty of help and you knew who the enemy was." "Light, do you even have a plan? We don't exactly how much to go on regarding what's going on."

"That man from earlier did seem to be pretty high in the ranks. Light might not be off in them having a cleanup crew on standby." Upon entering the building, the group would find that everything seemed to be back to business as usual much like how things were when they first entered. "Back from sighseeing? Figured you would take in the sights more before coming back."

"Not a bad idea. Having something to fall back on in case you're disarmed is a wise decision. I just hope you stick to it, because this won't be easy."

"There's a well known quote from a famous martial artist back in my world." "I don't fear the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times." "Versatility isn't bad, but if you spread yourself too thin you'll do more harm than good to yourself."

"I'm sure I can ask Darkflare if he knows someone that can give you proper training. Of course, you're going to have to decide on what your fighting style is going to be first."

"Looks like you had fun. We just finished up and are about to head back."

"More or less what I was thinking. Lead the way, Light."

"I'll have to discuss some things if I want to take up on his offer. ...By the way, did anything seem off to you in that burglar attack?"

Could you not be this cryptic? The way you're wording that is very concerning.

I think you should consider staying out of things you clearly know nothing about.

Can. Won't. Bottom line is, if you want someone to do the work for you, you better offer something in return. And I assure you they won't be looking for your talents.

I hope you seriously don't expect people to do your work for free. You better have some deep pockets, my friend.