Seito took the Materia, throwing it over her shoulder as it lands on the bed safely, then looked at the book.

"That's not mine," she said, shaking her head. She steps aside. "You can come in if you like."

Vincent stood for a moment thinking.

"Not yours?" He asked as he walked inside. "I know its not yours, but it is of no use to me. It held nothing about the omega project." *Lays the book down on a table* "Though however, it held information regarding Maria, or at least has writings signed by her."

Vincent standing with his head somewhat lowered looks up.

"Thank you."

"How do you know Maria?" Seito asked, closing the door and leaned on it. The book could wait for a bit. "What's the Omega Project?" She was curious now. He must've been the one that was in the mansion earlier. That would explain the missing material from the corpse.

"Maria, the names in the book, the pages that aren't stained with blood, the ones that are readable. All end with Maria. Used as a signature. Omega, a project seemed to not exist, only the rumor about Omega taking the life stream to the stars as the story goes. The end of life on the planet."

Vincent turns to greet his host.

And omega will take the life stream to the stars. Leaving nothing more than death on the planet. All life gone, the planet will remain a dead zone and the life stream shall move on. Ending our existence.

Vincent tilting his head again closes his eyes and listens to his past.

"Lucrecia wouldn't have anything to do with Maria would she?"

"It seems Professor Hojo might seeing as Lucrecia was his assistent and Maria his specimen. I haven't read into the document far enough to know if Lucrecia's name is mentioned. Who are you anyway?" she said. "Do you work for Shinra?"

"Used to.."

Vincent turns and looks at Seito.

"Same professor back at the mansion?"

Seito nods her head.

"Still alive somehow. I heard Cloud Strife killed him."

"Anything worth your pleasure in that book?"

Vincent sits down in a wooden chair.

"Not quite, Cloud killed his body, but his mind he put into data streams, i'm guessing what we saw was data, not the actual professor."

Vincent stands up and drops to his knees. Holding his chest again.

Seito appeared next to the man, he still hadn't said his name, placing a hand on his back.

"Is there anything I can do?"

Vincent taking in some deep breathes manages to get back to his feet.

"No its nothing..."

Vincent looking back at the book.

"I'll leave that with you, i must go back tot he mansion to see what i can find on omega and what happened to Lucrecia."

Vincent turns towards the door, not walking to it yet, but turns and faces it.

"Are you planning on making a return trip aswell?"

"Is it alright if I go with you? That way we can search twice as fast." she asked, standing back up and looked at him.

Vincent still facing the door walks over to it.

"I want to be out of there before dawn.."

Vincent opens the door and walks out...

Grabbing her Materia, Seito followed him, shutting the door behind them.

Vincent walks up to the mansion gates, seeing them now closed and locked. Taking out his gun and shooting the lock. The gates fall open and he walks in. With Seito walking beside him now letting her materia provide them light. Upon entering the library Vincent notices the piano not only moved, but removed from the room.

"Were not alone..." Vincent pulls out his Cerberus. "Watch your steps..."

Vincent steps to the stairway and jumps down. Seeing the light from the lab he walks towards it. His gun held up as he walked into the light....

Standing in the middle is a empty chamber, filled with oxygen filled water. Beside the chamber is two computers. One revealing a monitor with the words "Chamber Empty" written upon the one screen. The other screen showing the desktop and a menu of data researches that have been stored.

I remember this place much more now, though it was much bigger when i was here.

Vincent turns his attention to the menu and searches for the keyword Omega.

"And just what do you think your doing!" comments a voice from the hallway as the professor walks in. "Get your hands off that computer!" He demands.