[Minegishi might not have known it when he strong-armed Liem into helping him track down his target, but the dhampir has long years of practice with almost this exact activity. His familiarity in this area is something he's intentionally hidden just to avoid situations like this one, but it actually seems to be his diplomatic, unassuming priest's persona that's landed him in trouble in this instance. The irony would be amusing if everything about this situation wasn't so terrible.

He frowns pensively out at the street as they have their discussion, nodding slightly to show that he's listening, occasionally glancing back at the younger man to catch a gesture here or there. Fortunately for everyone involved—including Minegishi if one considers his emotional well-being, which Liem is—there are plenty of ways to screw up an interrogation like this one. Keeping someone like Minegishi around may easily be one of those ways, so he nods again, more slowly this time, as he turns his attention back from the street.]

If it comes up. Though it's not especially usual for bodyguards to introduce themselves, in my experience.

[He glances down at the cigarettes that Minegishi withdraws from his pocket, but as promised, he doesn't make so much as a peep about their presence. Instead, he adds,]

It's probably best if we don't lie more than we absolutely must.