He held the door open for her. That was so sweet of him. Just one reason why she let the insult go. That and Chryssie was sure he did not mean it as an insult. Not that Chryssie ever really held grudges to begin with. Stepping back out into the cool night air, she took a deep breath before she looked back at Lazar. Realizing that he wasn't gonna move until she did, she started off walking down the way she had come. Retracing her steps so to speak. Kinda.<br/><br/>The only time she looked back was when they had started to walk. She had expected him to take the lead soon after they started walking or even move to walk beside her. The fact that he didn't off put her just a little bit. While she liked the fact that he wasn't charging ahead, it would have been nice to have him walking beside her. So they could talk.<br/><br/>Then again, as he gave her directions, she suppose that wouldn't be as necessary. Not even batting an eye as he told her to take dark alley ways, she moved at a steady pace. Hey. She figured that he knew this neighborhood better than she did and knew what alleys were shortcuts and which ones weren't.<br/><br/>Turning down an alley, she paused and squinted in the distance. Was that a body on the ground? Hearing someone speak, she puffed out her cheeks. "That isn't a very nice thing to say." Though as the sounds of guns clicking echoed through the narrow area, she decided that maybe she shouldn't be scolding them. Taking a few steps back, she decided maybe this wasn't a good alley way to go down. "Maybe we shoul-" She stopped backing up and turned around when she realized that something was wrong. Either Lazar was moving as she moved or he wasn't there any longer as she would have run into him by now.<br/><br/>She didn't see him and her face showed her confusion as she wondered where he could have gone. That was answered as a flash of light caught the corner of her eye. Turning back around, she blinked as she saw Lazar and two others fighting. It was...Confusing. That was the only word that came to mind as the movements flew by so fast that she wasn't even sure she saw them.<br/><br/>Chryssie did however see the wounded man try to shot Lazar. "Hey! That isn't fair!" Running past Lazar and his fight and right in the middle of enemy terrain, she plopped down on the injured man and made sure to pin his wrist to the ground so he couldn't shot at anything. "I mean. The fight already isn't fair, why would you want to make it even worse. Sheesh."