Dechai had kept the documents she'd stolen from the Magma a secret from the rest of the Akatsuki. She'd been determined to show them only to the leader of the akatsuki. She'd have her revenge soon enough. Taking out the documents from the backpack that laid under her bed, she walked out of her room and down the hall to the once vacant room that she now knew to be the leaders. She knocked on the door a few times. She was unsure as how to address him, having just met him. But she heard that he was ruthless when it came to disrespect. Didn't seem that way to Dechai when he'd come back the other day. Dechai's hair was satin black as she stood at his doorway.

Deidara had been in his room sitting on his couch taking a short nap when he'd heard someone knocking on his door. He gave a small annoyed sigh. Who would be bothering him at this time. He didn't feel like being bothered, but instead he gave another sigh and said. "It's open." They could take that as come in or they could just sit there like an idiot outside the door.

Dechai opened the door and spotted the leader sitting on a couch. She kept a straight face. She'd have to be honest with this man, as hard as that was for her. Who knew, maybe this was the one person who'd be able to read her lies. She wouldn't take that chance. "I have something for you to take a look at," she said, walking up to him and handing him the documents.

Deidara looked at Dechai as she walked into the room. He wondered what she had wanted. He wouldn't give her slack if it was a sorry excuse for waking him. He reached up and held the dcuments as she handed them to him. He looked at her with narrow eyes wondering what she had been planning. He opened the folder and looked through it. He was no more than scanning the information only stopping when something intreresting caught his eye. He glanced up at her. "Intresting," he said. "Magma Documents, how'd you manage this?"

Dechai let a small smile pass over her face. "I was pretty high up in the Magma. I had access to them," she said with a shrug. "So getting to them wasn't that hard, even with that useless Kage of theirs."

Deidara watched as Dechia smiled. Looked liked she was pleased with herself and from her comments she seemed to be full of herself also in Deidara's view, but he let it go because he didn't feel like starting up stuff today. He glanced at the documents once more before closing them and sitting up in his chair. "Why betray the Magma at such high positions, you've done nothing but drop to a lower rank with no chance of ever going back."

It wasn't like Dechai hadn't seen this question coming a mile away. She'd even asked herself that the day she left. She gave a small, slightly cold laugh. "One word: Revenge." She looked off to the side. "I'm the type of person to hold a grudge," she said with a small shrug. She was starting to wish she hadn't decided to play it good with him. And she hoped he wouldn't bother asking what she wanted revenge for.

Deidara gave a small grin. That was new. Never had he had an Akatsuki join because they wanted revenge. It was actaully odd to him. If she wanted revenge then why not start a riot, join a different village, maybe even sell out the Magma to a group of no good rogues. But the Akatsuki, why them, how did she even know that he would help her. He shook his head and closed his eyes to think for a second. He wouldn't question her about why she wanted revenge, it had nothing to do with him because he'd eventually find out, he had his ways. Just like he'd found out Itachi had fallen for Jutsumaster or the fact that Krissy had been out and about with Harushi. Nothing was a secret to him. "Is it a good reason to have revenge or something you could have easily shrugged off?" He asked.

Dechai looked back at Deidara. "If it was something I could've shrugged off, I wouldn't done just that. This is something I won't forgive." She could care less if he asked how bad the grudge was. Just so long as the details weren't involved. Whether she liked to admit it or not, it was quite a funny story.

Deidara gave a shrug. "Personal matters mean nothing to me so don't expect me to ask for details," he said standing up and walking to a nightstand where he dropped the documents and looked back at Dechai. "You don't mind if I keep them do you," he asked. "Just for the time being until I can see how they will go into my new plans."

Dechai shook her head slightly with a shrug. "Go ahead, I have no use for them anymore. It's not like I plan on returning them," she said with a small laugh. Truth be told she'd been studying them for the past year and had them memorized. They contained everything from the village blueprints to military strategies, nothing important left out. Some pages even had notes written in Dechai's handwriting. "Anyways," she said turning. "I just wanted to make sure you got those." She walked towards the door giving a small wave. "Hope they come in handy." She said as she walked out.

Deidara looked at Dechai. "I appreciate you for bringing them," he said. He then watched her leave, but before she had compeltely left he called. "You're in offcially," and then he pulled out the documents again and started to put his plans on paper and then went back to take himself a short nap to finish the one that had been interrupted.