But he's paying for the guy's head, not his daughter's safety.

[He crosses his arms, considering. He's not particularly inclined to be sympathetic to the kinds of father's that throw money at their familial problems. Reminds him a bit too much of Haru's dad.

Besides... it all feels a bit... fishy.]

If she's really been kidnapped by this Iron Bear, he might as well have signed her death warrant with this whole spectacle.