Kyris smiled at him, "Alright. Thanks for grabbing that, by the way. Okay. Here we go."<br/><br/>She stepped out of the door and held it open for Toshi, then headed down to the lobby and out the front door. The receptionist wasn't even at the desk. That was lucky. She walked at a leisurely, yet purposeful pace, making sure to stay at Toshi's side. It would be best if people automatically assumed that they were close-- neither Toshi or Kyris were known for having a lot of friends. She didn't hear the car following them, but that didn't mean that they hadn't been noticed. Hopefully, they guy in the car would be drowsy enough to fall for this con and not notice their appearances.<br/><br/>They were approaching the laundromat, and Kyris had to make a decision on their next course of action. She pulled one of her knives partially out of the sheath on her forearm, tilting the polished blade enough so that she could see behind her. There were no headlights following them, but Kyris could still make out the shape of a car trailing closely behind.<br/><br/>"Hmph. Sharper than he looked. He's onto us, for now," She stated, slipping the knife back into its sheath, "Let's head into the building."<br/><br/>Her eyes focused on the scene beyond the building. The park trail seemed to loop around near the back of this building. There were a few trees that could give them a bit of cover for a little while. Narrowing her eyes a bit, she relayed this information to Toshi.<br/><br/>"Even if he sees us on the trail, he can't follow us by car, and we can both out run him on foot. Once we put some distance between us and him, we'll hail a cab out of here. They all look the same, so as long as he doesn't know the cab number, we'll be in the clear."<br/><br/>By now they were at the door of the laundromat, and she held the door open for him again. This would work. The park trail was a blessing, for sure. It wound near and away from the road. If their shadow wanted to pursue them alongside via the road, they'd just head deeper into the park. Then he'd have no choice but to either circle or proceed on foot. Regardless, they'd be able to find an outlet before he reached them, and once they were in a cab it was game over.<br/><br/>"I'll let you lead the way out, okay? I can get a view of behind us with my knives, so I'll let you know if we need to go deeper into the park or if we're okay to head for the road. There's the door," She nodded to the employee exit. It didn't look like the attendant had even noticed them come in, as he was busy manhandling the change machine for another late-night customer.