Sayaka knew that she had to be careful in the next few moments. Looking at Izaya and then to Namie, pressing a hand to one of her knees, index and middle finger slipping from a clenched fist. "No. You call yours off."
In that moment, there was a pair of light "ping" sounds. the two henchmen that were nearest on either side of Izaya fell down, small holes etched deeply into the side of their skulls. They were dead before they hit the ground, the gun falling to the floor in a clatter. Sayaka didn't move to pick it up, though. She didn't seem that moved by the fact that there were now two men dead in the apartment. She pressed her hand to her hip now. She smirked a little as Namie stared down at the fallen gunmen, looking livid. "Let me tell you a story," Sayaka began, being rather timed with her words. They didn't know if within the next moment, they were going to be shot down or not. Some of them were looking around, one noticing there had been two holes shot through one of the walls of the apartment to shoot down their fallen comrades.
"There was once an elite group of cyber terrorists, led by an esteemed man of a university in Central Tokyo. They were all so very loyal to this man like puppets on strings... until one day, things went wrong and he decided to cut his losses with a few of them." Sayaka shrugged, "The group was disbanded, split into two definite groups depending on what they wished to do with their ex-leader. Some of them eventually achieved making him disappear off the face of the Earth as punishment for underestimating his pawns." Her grin expanded. "While the other group still wanted to follow him blindly."
Namie seethed at that and jabbed a finger at her, "Shut up! It is not following blindly...! You just got angry because your parents hit you too hard and your new family didn't want you!"
"Then again, I'm not the one okay with my back up becoming collateral damage. And you all look like you have broken into my apartment to kill Izaya and me. I wonder what the police would say?"