There were only two people left, the rest having scattered when the car had come flying. The older woman had already moved, leaving Ezra with just one younger man. The hero’s attention shifted once more to the creatures before returning to the civilian. He caught the nod, and was about to move on when the movement of a phone being pulled out caught his eye.<br/><br/>Of course, people always wanted photos of the heroes in action. More often than not those doing the photography, news reporters and casual civilians alike, just got in the way more than anything and made themselves another worry for the hero at the scene.<br/><br/>“It’s all part of the position.” Ezra gave as a reply to the thank you, flashing a quick smile at the phone’s camera before changing directions based on what had just been yelled.<br/><br/>“Let’s hope I can stop them before they get that far. Gonna have more than a few late meetings rides home if this keeps up.” Taking off, Ezra followed the creatures. He didn’t know where they had come from, or even what they were. All he did know was that they meant harm and he had to stop them. Briefly he wondered where the other heroes were, the city was usually crawling with them, but now, when it would have been great to have more caped crusaders around, none to be seen.<br/><br/>Using his strength to lift a lamp post from the ground, Ezra used it like a bat as he swung at the back of the nearest creature, drawing attention to himself rather than the screaming people as the creatures approached. He needed some sort of crowd control, to get all the people out instead of just screaming and pointing.<br/><br/>“Hey!” Ezra called to the guy from before, the one with the phone. “Think you could direct these people away?” He asked, nodding his head towards the panicked civilians.