Thankfully, Jasper hadn't really seen anything from this scene. That still didn't mean she wasn't itching to get out of there. When it seemed like neither one remembered who she was, she bowed her head again in apology. Then she dashed off down the street. She was more or less late and while the owner would still let her keep the job, she didn't want to test her patience. A scent reached her nose and she wrinkled it.<br/><br/>It was strangely familiar, but she knew she had never smelled it before coming to this town. Shrugging it off, she continued on her way. Maybe it was just some sort of after blood smell...Maybe.<br/><br/>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br/><br/>Unknown was not surprised in the least to hear Neo's voice as she turned her head to locate where he was. He wasn't that hard to find in this crowd. She didn't know very many people who would smoke at a crime scene so calmly. "Though he seemed like he thought he did." She pointed to something that was partially concealed by the body and all the blood surrounding it. The demon had really done a number to this victim. Probably in part cause he had tried something on it.<br/><br/>"The guy came prepared. Or thought he did anyway. Obviously, he didn't. Hindsight and all that. Too bad we didn't get to him first. We probably could have told him just how useless it was." The lost of life really didn't phase her all that much. She was more upset at the lost of the possible strength they would need to finally take down this demon.<span style="font-style: italic">One more potential ally down the drain.</span>Not that she was terribly convinced they could have gotten the guy onto their side, but at least they would have probably learned some new things.<br/><br/>"Only fools take on demons by themselves." She glanced at Neo, a half smile gracing her lips. "Cause that only makes us possibly fools at this point. You learn anything new?"<br/><br/>As Unknown spoke to Neo, the police finally showed up and were starting to herd the crowd back from the body with the usual lines. She had to repress the inappropriate giggle at the line 'there is nothing to see here'. Oh. There was something to see here all right. You just either had to be fascinated with or numb by death and gore. That or have a sick twisted mind that took great glee in sights like this. Unknown knew she wasn't this last option. More a mixture of the first two. She did have to wonder how many of the people who stayed to watch them clean up the crime scene where in that category. Not that it mattered at the moment as the police started to do a horrible job at actually analyzing the scene before them.<br/><br/>"We need a distraction before they ruin everything. Any suggestions?"