Dmitri figured that sleep must have tempered the man's temper somewhat, given the human appeared a lot less hostile then he had a few hours earlier. That assumption shattered the moment the human opened his mouth. Leech. Nothing he hadn't heard before, but that did not make it any less vexing. "I'm sure you can come up with something a little more creative," Dmitri mused, his eyes raking over the human, who appeared tired but nothing that would cause Dmitri to worry. But one just never knew with humans, they were so damn fragile. Dmitri didn't much appreciate the high collared shirt, but that would have to be dealt with later. There were more pressing matters at hand.<br/><br/>Getting out of the apartment in one piece, for instance.<br/><br/>The window was still the most viable option, less likely to get cornered, and it was just a drop. A steep one, but it beat the stairs any day.<br/><br/>Dmitri considered telling Geoffrey to park a few blocks down, just to give them a head-start, before the vultures caught on that the human wasn't still in the building.<br/><br/>Approaching the window, he slid it open and leaned over the ledge,  calculating just how far of a drop it was. "For your sake I hope you aren't afraid of heights." He  glanced back at the human, looking a little too excited by the prospect of going out into the madness that was waiting for them outside of the apartment.<br/><br/>Climbing out of the window, Dmitri held out a hand for Noah to take, "Don't worry, I don't plan to drop you."<br/><br/>The moment Noah grabbed hold of his hand Dmitri swung the man behind him. "I suggest you hold on." It was the only warning Noah received before Dmitri pushed off and away from the wall. Where they hung in that split weightless second of free fall, before the vampire dropped to the ground with a grace and agility that would rival a cats.<br/><br/>"Okay down, quickly no." The moment he was free of the human, Dmitri pushed him towards the exit of the alleyway, "Don't stop moving, I'm right behind you."<br/><br/>On exiting the alley, Noah would notice a midnight blue Rolls Royce Ghost parked along the curb, an older gentleman with short salt and pepper hair leaning against the open door. His dark eyes glanced up from the phone in his hand to the human, a small smile softening his furrowed expression. "Still in one piece I see. Good, good." Geoffrey glanced behind Noah as he quickly ushered him into the car.<br/><br/>"I hope he didn't cause you too much trouble." He said, his tone apologetic as he'd climbed into the driver's seat, glancing back at Noah through the rear-view.<br/><br/>Knowing the human was with Geoffrey, Dmitri turned his attention on cutting down a number of their pursuers, ignoring the pain that shot through his arm as one of the fiends latched onto it. Kicking away one who's slobbering jaws snapped at his leg, Dmitri slammed his arm into the brick wall. Once, twice, before the creature finally loosened it's hold on his arm; and he smashed it's head against the wall where it splatted open with a meaty crunch.<br/><br/>Taking hold of the now limp body, he hurled it into the mass of snarling bodies that clambered and clawed at one another as they each sought to get to him first.<br/><br/>Dmitri didn't stick around to see if it slowed them down any, just took the momentary distraction to dart for the car and throw himself into the moving vehicle as it squealed away from the curb.<br/>Slamming the door shut, he let out a huff as he slumped back against the plush toffee colored seats, mindless of the blood that he was getting on them.<br/><br/>A hard thump atop the roof of the car and the grating of claws on metal made it clear that they weren't in the clear just yet. Dmitri grinned, not worrying about it. He trusted Geoffrey would shake their last little clinger on. "A lot more tenacious than I'd previously given them credit for."<br/><br/>The vampire glanced over at Noah then, pale gaze scrutinizing, "Would you look at that, still in one piece."