Richard hadn't stayed much longer after he had gotten the items, and soon after, about ten minutes, he was in Minneapolis. He paid the cab-driver, and carried the suitcase with the clothes to the area where the portal was supposed to be. The pager-thingy he had been given showed an address that was close by. He hadn't taken the cab to the accurate location, that would be an idiotic thing to do, considering how much trouble DICE went through in order to hide. Richard wasn't fond of DICE, but he understood the constant need for secrecy, as annoying to him it had been. His stomach hurt when he walked, but at least he knew he wasn't going to get hurt by it.
A small, abandoned building was where the portal was hidden. Well, actually, there weren't a portal there, only the necessary equipment to make a portal, considering the portal itself was the-- well, that's not important. What is, is that the pager had a certain set of buttons, and he realized soon that the one with a small version of the DICE "logo" was the one that contacted DICE, and let them know he needed the portal set up. He pushed it, and waited. Suddenly, the doorway straight to HQ was in front of him, showing that the portal room was damaged for some reason. He went in, only to find the place in a calm chaos, people working, yet not being sure what had happened. Nobody seemed to be in danger, and while things were a bit messy, the most damaged seemed to be a perfect circle in the middle of the room.
He walked over to the lady that had given him permission before, and shaken as she was, she still was looking into that computer, trying to work. "Hello," he said, acting as if nothing was wrong. Somehow, he sensed that would be a better thing to do than to panic himself, though panic had never been something natural to him. Sure, overwhelmed, but he stayed calm when stuff happened, and acted fast. She looked at him and nodded. "That suit-case is what you brought back? I'll need that and your coat." He nodded, and gave her both. The items weren't in it anyways. "Anything else? Like, any other items at all" he nodded. Richard couldn't lie to save his life, after all, not if it was a direct question. "I have it on my body, you want to---" she shook her head.
"It's fine. Let me check through that suitcase, and your coat." She started doing the checking, and Richard looked around again, wondering what could have done something like that.
As he was, a man in military garment approached him, clearly having seen something. "Hey, you're D6, right?" How did he know that? Richard wasn't wearing anything that could indicate he was. Perhaps he just looked more clever than what this guy was used to. "Yeah?"
"You guys really need to keep your experiments from running amok. Some girl ran into her with a portable portal device, and fucked the place up. She had a whole lot of demons after her, seems like she messed around with it or something." Richard tilted his head, listening, yet not that interested. Any time someone assumed he was part of the technological part of D6, he stopped caring for the most part. "Okay, I'll tell them." He wouldn't, so he looked away slightly as he said it.
"Good. That black-haird chick really messed up. What kind of crazy woman does something like this?" Crazy, black-haired woman? Why did that sound familiar? "Hey, that girl, was she kind of small, and probably too young to be here?" The soldier nodded. "And she took care of a lot of demons at once?"
"Yes, I did say that."
"What happened to her?" Richard asked. That had to be Azkar, right? She was the only one he could think of who would do something like that, for whatever reason. He wasn't sure she needed one. "She disappeared, but then suddenly appeared again, on the floor. Some mummy guy took her, I don't know where. I would guess D6 labs or whatever is there. Where you lock the demons and freaks up."
The cells? Why had Azkar been taken there, unless they were going to experiment on her. Richard went over to the woman still examining his stuff, asked her to take care of it for a short while, and headed in direction the D6 cells. Going home had reminded him of how much he disliked some of DICE's methods, and having them doing even more experiments on Azkar was on the list of what was not acceptable. She was supposed to go to Europe with him later, not rot in some cell.