Ahnva glanced up at Isaaic flying overhead. He seemed to have the right idea, so following his lead seemed like the right thing to do at the time. She nodded at the dark elf, and began speeding after him aboard the motorcycle, not waiting for the group- or the shadow monsters- began following Isaaic.<br/><br/>The group was already beginning to move out of the city when Onnu ran head on into a tiny satyr. He jumped back, ready to apologize for nearly flattening the much smaller person, but paused when he began berating him. Onnu frowned. “Well, I was going to apologize, until you started talking like that.”<br/><br/>A shadow monster roared in the distance. Ahnva glanced up. “Getting closer,” she remarked.<br/><br/>Onnu winced. “Listen, we’re sort of running away from shadow monsters. You’re free to join us if you’d like, but right now clearing out of town is our main priority.” He looked worriedly over his shoulder. “There may be some on our tail right now, so…”<br/><br/>There was another distorted scream and a shadow monster rounded the corner behind them, gaining quickly. Onnu immediately jumped and, without thinking, broke into a gallop. The group was quick to follow suit.<br/><br/>“Let’s lead it out of the city and fight it,” Ahnva shouted. Normally she wouldn’t take charge, but if they stopped every time a shadow monster approached them, they’d never get out of Gandara.