It hadn’t gone unnoticed that the majority of the crowd had dispersed, scattering in every possible direction and stirring up more confusion as they went. The man whom Ezra had singled out made a comment on this, earning a nod from the hero. Ezra didn’t have long to linger though as the nearest creature advanced, not having taken a lamp post to the back of the head well.<br/><br/>“Look, just get yourself someplace safe. Alright?” He called back to the man, already leaping towards the creature, his arms outstretched as he collided with the thing. The sound was deafening as the two met, a loud crack echoed against the concrete and steel that surrounded them. Ezra gritted his teeth as his hands dug in where they could, his feet planted but sliding back quickly with the force of the creature.<br/><br/>He could still hear people all around, some stopping to watch the fight, while others still attempted to flee in terror. The streets were clogged with abandoned vehicles but the creature wasn’t daunted, ploughing through them with Ezra caught in the middle. He couldn’t see around the thing to locate the others which was reason enough for alarm.<br/><br/>Shifting, Ezra drove his shoulder into the creature, pulling a groan from the thing as the hero used the momentary pause in its advancement to change the center of balance. Throwing his arms around the creature’s neck, Ezra swung his full weight to the side, pulling the mass with him as they crashed into the side of a large van. The creaks and pops from the metal only added to the noise, but Ezra was too occupied with his current task. Pulling himself out from under the downed thing, he ripped off a large chunk of torn metal and proceeded to run and leap across the tops of the cars to follow where the others went.<br/><br/>He only hoped they would be as easy to take out as the first had been, if it was even down for good.