Well, so far so good. Nothing of any real consequence had happened yet. Just a quick talk to... what was her name, Melody or something? Hopefully they'd find something soon. He was used to walking, but the rest of the group might not be so used to it, and they'd have to park it soon. Hopefully he wouldn't have to give a piggyback to any of these poor schmucks.
A voice from beside him caught his attention next. One of the Japanese girls, Yurie, had began asking him about his work, saying she "didn't have much experience on that side of the fence". Did she mean hacking? Or something more mundane like cybersecurity? "Yeah, a place called Ironwood Studios. They do a little bit of everything from security to data management. I mostly just make and test code right now. Do some server maintenance on occasion. Pay is decent enough." It was kind of boring work, but it made the time go by, and if he ever suddenly decided he wanted to jump ship he'd have some good experience to put on his resume.
Another voice, this time from a girl named Sasha, spoke, saying something about how the so-called digital world might operate on completely different logic. "Look, as long as it doesn't operate on macOS I think we'll figure it out eventually." As he finished his retort, Sasha seemed to start talking to Melody behind him. He didn't pay much attention, instead turning his attention back towards the direction they were walking.
As his train of thought began to wander, one of the girls let out a cry. It sounded less like she was being stabbed and more like she was falling over. He turned around to see Yui tugging on the dress of Melody as she stared at something in the bushes. Was there something there? He looked around before locking eyes with whatever was in said bushes. It didn't seem too big, and was hopefully alone. If it was, it probably wouldn't attack a group all by itself, and was attempting to hide.
Sasha then decided to take the lead and try talking to it. If it was anything like those angels like before, it might be intelligent enough to speak. Isaac stepped towards the center of the group, his scowl unintentionally growing deeper as he approached. He'd leave the talking to the others, he'd just do what he does best and try to look intimidating to try and dissuade and violent actions from the thing.