Lishian whipped his head around to stare at her. "Seriously?" He sighed. "You couldn't have given a bit more warning? Besides, you know that I like a good drink at a nice cafe." It was nice to see a familiar face, he'd admit, but he really hoped the sudden istrusipn hasn't accidently blown anything for him. He'd had that happen before- someone stops to say hi or ask something, he loses a potential trail,!and back to square one he goes.

"Why are you here, anyways? Got a lay good photos lately?" He kind of hoped she'd have something if she was going to drop in like this. Maybe she'd at least have a lead. His focus had fallen off the other duo!, enough that he would notice if they left but not enough to pay attention to conversation.

"Well, clearly someone dosnt understand the meaning of flowers... such a shame." Specter said shooking his head disaprovingly before giving a dramatic sigh behind his mask. " I'll traduce for you this time but no more free-bie ! Alstroemeria's meaning can be translated as devotion, friendship and achievement. You can chose to belive whatever you want, one of the three will happen in the futur... Until then just know i am also working on the case, it may be better to trade informations then to try one upping each others."

From the corner of his eyes he noticed a familiar face going to greet their former observer. Mister glasses, or maby Arix should start refering to him by his name ? Nah, mister glasses is more fun ! Eather way, Mister glasses didnt seemed too happy about the meeting, maby he'll ask what this is about later.

(Sure, sound good to me !)

"I'm getting you something that isn't from the 40s for Christmas," Lishian grumbled. "And if you were wondering, yes I was. You'd be surprised how many people come to seemingly unsuspecting eateries to discuss things- it's quite easy to disguise a meeting as a business propsal. There are several safeguards such a neutral ground present, and any party can take advantage of such a place." He folded his notes into a more organized state.

"At least you got the license plate. That's something, though I expect if they're smart they'll have changed it by now." he thought aloud, his mind racing with thoughts. "How long ago was this?"

Orchid grimaced at his initial remark, then nodded in acknowledgment as he reached the end of his answer. She noticed the woman come in and decided it was her time to leave, getting up, she bowed and thanked the other for the coffee. She strolled up to the front of the cafe and paid for the drinks. She may have made a serious mistake coming to the cafe, classifying it as wasting her rather valuable time. She quickly walked back to the agency, going inside and sighing. She went to her office and started rummaging through her file cabinet. She began to look through her past cases and found something rather interesting. She took a picture of the information with her cellphone. She knew she'd seen the stranger before. What's more is that she'd also met the woman before. She found this interesting.

Specter watched her leave without much reactions, tho there was a silent promise in his eyes, this was far from over. Orchid would have to work with him at some point weather she like it or not. "See you later ... " On those words, he leaned back in his chair looking like he had no care in the world as he proped his feets on the table. It may seem like he was relaxing but he was now fully alert and more then a little interessed at what the woman with the camera was doing.

Lishian pulled out his phone, fingers flying. "I think so, yeah. Just gimme a sec or two. And by the way, of those information I did get some nice tidbits from conversation watching. Did you know there's a secret taco on the menu at that place down the street with a mole of hotsauce? Because I really want one after I'm done with this."

Okay so maybe he was regretting not eating a proper meal that day.

""Damn," Lishian muttered as he started to gether up his papers. "I haven't had a proper meal today, you'd better have some food at your studio. I like not collapsing from hunger halfway through the work." Really, it was his own fault for not stopping to eat but he'd had places to be and people to check for.

Oh well, at least she had a lead.