Scarlet had been the epitome of "chillin'" until she heard her name shouted.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Oh yeah. Stuff I can't remember.</span><br/><br/>"I never did get my cookie back," she mumbled. She tipped her head back to look at the sky. Finally, it seemed like it wasn't going to start storming. That was a relief. Her reactions to thunderstorms were downright embarrassing. She tuned out the conversation, not really interested, and ran her gaze over her impromptu companions again... Weren't there more than before? She stared curiously at the Water Elemental, then found the lizardman sulking in the shadows. He seemed injured. Not that she cared.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"... So I figure you get to see me die eventually /anyway/ if instead of shooting me now, you team up with me, and we go hunt fuckin horrific monsters together. You, me, Scar, and whoever the fuck else thinks they've got big enough brass ones to come along. Hows that sound?"</span><br/><br/>"Whoa, whoa, whoa!" Scarlet yelped, sinking into her shadow and reappearing out of Bartholemew's, facing him with a stern/bewildered/somewhat irritated expression, "Why the hell are you dragging ME into this?! I don't recall signing up for Monster Academy Janitorial Services! I'm not interested in your ghoulish easter-egg hunt, so I'm just gonna-" an unsurprising crack of thunder boomed overhead, earning a startled and distressed cry from the shadow demon. She jumped violently, clutching onto Bartholemew's coat, ducking her head. A moment passed and she managed a weary chuckle, slowly letting go of the coat; her nails had left crescent shaped marks in the leather, "Right now, my main objective is getting out of- eep!" she cringed a bit at the next roll of thunder and clenched and unclenched her hands (a nervous gesture), "I just want out of this town. I'm going that way," she pointed in a random direction, "if you are too, then fine, but don't think I'm joining in on the monster hunt... From what I gather, I think I'd be classified as one of the monsters," she added under her breath, "So yeah. See ya." She slipped into the shadows and reappeared walking on a bit of sidewalk that hadn't been obliterated, hands stuffed in her pockets.