Liliana was able to make out the hunter's shouted question over the pounding of the giant's thunderous footfalls, and she turned to see his position behind massive man and pirate woman dashing beside them. Her eyes narrowed as she scanned the snow-laden forest lands behind them, but even though they had entered a thinner area the thickest part of the redwoods lay behind them. The blonde woman steadied herself to the best of her ability, then very slowly stretched one of her legs up and rose just a little more over the behemoth's broad shoulder, her fingers still locked with an almost unnatural strength into his unconventional furs. Her heart pounded like a tribal drum in her chest, but nothing showed on her face but a flicker of concentration as she searched the path behind them.<br/><br/>Strange. She had been certain there were four of them when this chase began, but now she only saw one of the horrific little beasts. Gunfire had echoed almost constantly behind them and she saw the man with the hidden face bringing up the rear, as well as the woman who had led the demons to them being dragged alongside him.<br/><br/>The remaining Imp wasn't in exactly prime condition, from what Liliana could see. She wasn't sure if it had been one of the ones pummeled by the thrown bear carcass or one of the ones hit by a lucky bullet from the man in the rear (or both), but either way the thing was visibly less mobile than before (though she wouldn't exactly say "limping") and its snarl had taken on a note of desperation. Her eyes narrowed further and she leaned just a little over the giant man's shoulder, her body still pressed tightly against his chest as his body rocked with a running gait. Yes, definitely; one of it's hind limbs had been damaged somehow, which is probably what they had to thank for their lives right now. With a thrill of hope she saw that one of his fore limbs had actually been injured as well- it was missing it's claws on the left side and wielded only a stump.<br/><br/>"One!" she called to Viktor, voice clear as a bell with her sharpened focus, "It's hurt!"