Kiki looked at the stranger and wondered why she seemed so flustered about, well, everything. Did it matter if there had been someone there before? But it seemed as though she knew Lea, or knew of her. Which wouldn't surprise her, a lot of people did business with Lea up on the surface, but what made this girl different was the way she seemed to know so much, and carried a gun without being caught... Yet was the one being chased. In Kiki's mind, things weren't adding up and she was going to need answers soon enough. Realizing she'd not answered the strangers question, she thought it might be best if she did.<br/>"Yeah, but I assume she had some place else to be." Kiki replied, sounding a little bit more confident than she had in the beginning.<br/><br/>Kiki watched apprehensively as the stranger began to load the bullets into the guns. Kiki wasn't afraid, but she knew that those types of guns meant business and could probably kill you with one shot. That was what made Kiki feel uncomfortable with the whole situation she'd found herself in.<br/>"Fight? Why would I need to fight?" Kiki asked the stranger, she wasn't planning on doing any fighting not now, not ever. She was protected by Lea, and she wanted to keep it that way, the last thing she wanted was to be running for her life the way this stranger had, not all to long ago.<br/><br/>There was so much she wanted to know, but Kiki didn't think that the stranger was going to be sharing the information any time soon. Nothing about this situation made sense, nothing. Kiki was going to have to find out for herself, but wasn't sure how she was going to manage to do that exactly.<br/>"Why were the hell hounds after you?" Kiki asked, not wanting to be kept in the dark for very much longer. She looked around, the sun was beginning to go down, so the dark would soon set in, that was when standing in the alleyways with a busted ankle, wasn't the wisest idea for them to follow.<br/>"We need to move. It's getting dark." Kiki said, as-matter-of-factually. She didn't want to still be hanging around when it got dark, all sorts of things lurked in the shadows, things that didn't like her type. Kiki watched the stranger and waited for her response, almost growing tired and impatient as each minute passed. The air was growing colder around them, the heat from the day had almost completely gone, leaving a cold, but refreshing atmosphere behind. However, with the days events, Kiki did not feel refreshed by the coolness the way she normally would.