Yuki wasn’t sure what to make of the strange man as she passed him. She took his words to simply be the ramblings of an old man with likely a few screws loose and quickened her pace in case he tried to pursue her. She breathed a sigh of relief once she managed to return to the seemingly more civilized, less shady part of town. When the old man yelled one last time, she did turn to look at him this time only to find that he had seemed to suddenly vanish. A slightly confused look crossed Yuki’s face until she decided to just shrug off the strange event and continue back the way she had come.

Gripping the strap of her bag securely, Yuki casually walked back to the train station. Currently, she was just focused on getting back home and with the sounds of the sirens and surrounding people she didn’t hear the chirping coming from her back just yet. Once she got back on the train and made it home, then she would reopen her bag.

There would be no further events to note on the way back home. Yuki would pass where there were a handful of MP vehicles talking to some civilians, but none would approach Yuki as she appeared to be just a random face in the crowd who would know of the situation. The MPs were busy enough trying to contain the panic among the elderly residents of Ueno anyway.

As Yuki would get home, only her father would be asleep in a chair with a newspaper. Yuki would know that he and the others in the family had been rotating in and out of Shinjuku Memorial checking up on Yuki's elder brother who was wounded during the confrontation with Scorpio. The chirping that the emitted from the bag would very inconveniently be especially sharp and shrill upon her entry to the house, but her father appears to remain asleep.

If and when Yuki decided to open the bag, she would find the two 'eggs' were hatching into a pair of black birds gradually peeking out of their shells in various places, their beaks trying to free them from their containment, but the egg shell was unusually durable.