"Oh well, guess our work is never done. No doubt you've probably forgotten who everyone, so we may as well start again. My name is Isabelle Hearte, a member of Division Two. We worked together you and I on a mission in Russia recently, where I think all these over events have spawned from. You helped take down a Kouza Prime, a sort of composite creation made from a variety of beings.
Whilst we rested, you and I talked about each others work, even delved a little into my past so to speak. I found your work regarding the genetic information and DNA of demons to be interesting. I even introduced you to my assistant spirit Vayle, a shapeshifter."
He thought about it, and he could remember her, a bit at least. "The respectful woman, right?" She had pointed out that science wasn't just science, ad she had a blade with runes on it. "Isabelle. Ehm, what I did... I was taken here as the... ehm, friendly neighborhood wolfman said, and Zorrama wanted me to help him, but I didn't." He made sure to point it out, just in case. Richard was already in trouble, he didn't need even more. "And then there was this crash, and you people were here. I had a gun, so I was holding Zorrama at gun-point, and shot him, and then some guy in a gas-mask arrived. The wolfman started fighting him, while I followed Zorrama who was crawling by this point. He reached the laboratory before I managed to kill him." It still bothered him. He had killed Zorrama, it was logical, but he felt bad about it.
Richard continued.
"This machine was activated upon his death, and used Zorrama's corpse as well as other... live specimen to create a creature that looked like a man, but was something entirely different. It said I had done a good job, and that it needed to go somewhere else, and disappeared." Richard shrugged it off, and tilted his head. "If that's enough, I need to go. I have... something else to do. What time is it?" he asked, hoping that they wouldn't take him in for further questioning. He wasn't interested in hearing what the others had to say, though he wondered who this Azkar had been. Hearing that she was dead had given him a sting of sorrow, for a reason he couldn't remember. But that had to wait for some other time, he felt horrible enough already, and he wanted to get rid of it.