The abrupt knowledge that Eve was no longer alone was startling. She straightened, scanning the horizon from the top of the building where she was sitting. Azoth snorted, and said, “now that’s unusual.”<br/><br/>“What is it?” She asked, standing up. She could feel the tug towards where the newcomers were. She was certain that even if they moved and hid, she would be able to find them. Uneasily, she moved her sword back and forth from each hand. It was still coated in blood from her recent kill, and she was vaguely aware it had spattered some on her face and arms.<br/><br/>“More bound humans,” Azoth answered, his twin heads turning and looking both ways. “We should join them. I am normally loath to work with others, but I feel we may need the added numbers soon enough.” His wings spread, and he took to the sky. Eve followed, but on foot. She leapt from rooftop to rooftop. It wasn’t easy to keep pace with Azoth, but if she fell behind, he would be displeased.<br/><br/>They arrived to see at a large building. Azoth landed on the ground with what seemed to be the loudest clatter of hooves possible. Eve landed beside him more gracefully. She frowned up at the door, then pushed it open and entered the building. Azoth followed her, scanning their surroundings. "Who is here?" He demanded. "Show yourselves." Eve said nothing, but held her sword tightly.