Dawn paused as she finally found her way out of the maze of brick buildings, coming to a stop just outside of a large warehouse. Darting inside, she crouched behind one of the crates and looked out at the end of the aisle. Scowling in pure hatred of the man sitting behind the table, but her spirits were soon raised once she saw Alan. Shaking out her ivory colored wings, she decided to sneak up as close as she could to the table by using the crates as cover. Now that she had been cast out of heaven, humans would be able to see her so she had to be as careful as possible.<br/><br/>Silently, she used the crates for cover as she crossed the cement floor of the warehouse. Half way there, she froze as she heard Alan start yelling.  "YOU F******! WHY CAN'T YOU GIVE ME TIME?" Stretching out her wings, she leapt off the cement floor and gave one mighty push with her wings. Propelling herself to the steel beams at the top of the warehouse, jumping from beam to beam and using her wings to keep her balanced, she followed as quick as she could when the two men dragged Alan out. Coming to the last beam, she looked out of the window at the top of the warehouse before leaping to the window sill. Pressing her hands against the cool glass, she could just make out the blurry forms of two men clubbing Alan in the back alley.<br/><br/>Unlocking the window, she shoved off the window sill and spread her wings. It was useless to fly but she could still use them to make a soft landing. Landing with a splash behind the two men, she darted between their two bulky forms. Throwing her body over his, she refused to let Alan take anymore hits with the clubs seeing as he was already banged up and bleeding. Takign several clubbings to the back before she turned and raised her hands. Easily catching the clubs and keeping them in her hands with a firm grip. "Leave him alone," was all she said as she kept a steel grip on the two clubs. Sitting on her knees as she was, it would seem impossible for such a woman to have such strength but she wasnt even letting the clubs budge.