<span style="color: #8080FF">Lacy almost dropped her precious money when the male voice echoed from the other end of the alley way. Slowly, she turned her head towards the stranger. No she could not see him, but she'd certainly feel better if she could fool him into believing otherwise. Usually her aim was pretty good, and yet her gaze did waver every now and again. At this point she was trusting that the stranger was standing still, or walking straight at her. Lacy knew her blindness could be considered a weakness in the eyes of many, even if she felt differently. They wouldn't see the work she put in, learning the city in pitch blackness. They wouldn't see how she was capable of doing far more than anyone with perfect sight could dream of. It was best to pretend to see then have anyone mock her.</span><br/><br/>"Maybe I like the new perspective. You should try it some time."<span style="color: #8080FF">The woman said, her tone calm yet with with a hint of venom on her lips. Instinctively, Lacy reached up to pull her hood down, but it couldn't reach any further. Slowly and methodically she rose to her feet, trying to keep her attention on the man just a few feet away. At the same time Lacy slipped the money into the outer pocket of her hoodie. With a smirk she replied to the man's second statement. </span>"I have no idea what you're talking about."<br/><br/>"Now if you'll excuse me..."<span style="color: #8080FF">Lacy dropped her gaze and slipped her hands into her pockets. Turning around she headed the opposite direction towards, what most would think was a dead end. She knew otherwise. There was a metal latter that lead up to the roof of the neighboring building used by maintenance. Once on the roof, Lacy could search for the nearest shadow with her precognition, and get the hell away from that guy. Reaching to her left, she felt the wall, waiting for the cold metal of the latter.</span>