He'd barely hit the outskirts of town before the bond started to hurt him enough to make him second guess himself. But his pain seemed dulled, if ever so slightly, by his rage at the woman, and his excitement to go and kill something for money. That was what he was good at, and it was something he would enjoy getting to do without Shula getting in his way. The path leading out of town seemed to get more rural the further he walked, but it wasn't too soon before he had to stop, his heart feeling like it was going to rip through his back and go to Shula. Resting on a sign on the side of the road for a second, a carriage pulled by some 6 legged lizards crawled up towards him, a pair of demons sitting at the front.<br/><br/>"Hey there ghost!" one called, a fox's face on a humanoid frame, "You need a lift? We got a spare seat." A small smile crawled to his face as he realized if his body wouldn't let him move away from her, maybe a cart would. "You look tired and we're always fond of meeting new faces out here," said the other one, the vixen face smiling. Walking over, pushing himself through the pain he hopped on, sitting just behind the two of them, not quite in the back of the cart, but not the front seat either. "So, what brings a ghost out to a small town like this? I thought you ghosts preferred big cities."<br/><br/>Realizing they thought he was actually a ghost, he decided he wouldn't tell them other wise. "Ah, just had some business here is all, I'm actually headed back to the city." Seeing their concern as he winced from the pain, he smiled the best he could at the demons, "Just got a little roughed up by some uncooperative business associates," he lied. As they kept on for a while, he tried to keep conversation with them, but his lack of conversational skills seemed to leave them content to just ride and talk with each other, not paying him any mind. Although he wouldn't have done this in any other circumstances, the fight and rage had left him tired, and even with the growing pain in his chest he passed out.