It was not by mistake that Death was walking, rather than traveling through the shadows; something in the sky had caught his eye, and he was carefully examining it, his pace slowing gradually until he soon came to a stop. "..Looks like time is up. This happened sooner than I hoped," he spoke quietly to himself, before suddenly disappearing into the shadows.<br/><br/>He came back up a few moments later, forming out of the space directly in front of Sam, Hatsu, and Azrael. "Azrael, take the boy and fly with him, as quickly as you can. Sam, gather whatever belongings you might have, and follow them.<span style="font-style: italic">Now.</span>" His voice was clear that he demanded acquiescence, and without giving them an explanation, he disappeared into the shade once again.<br/><br/>This time, he reappeared in front of the Hunter's headquarters. He quickly made his way downstairs, slamming the doors open without care for subtlety. Upon bursting into the main room, he was greeted by several startled faces of the Hunters who had been preparing themselves inside. "<span style="font-style: italic">Time's up, rookies.</span>Grab what you can and get outside, unless you want to die here and now." His words almost made it seem like a threat of death by his own hand, but that was not the case. Still, as he vanished, the looks of the Hunters he left behind only grew more terrified as they shuffled around, gathering everything they could think to grab.<br/><br/>This, the final time he reappeared, was next to Adeline, who was still standing outside awkwardly. He stood silently next to her for a moment, watching the clouds above them. There was a noticeable shift in hue at the spot he fixed his gaze, though it was subtle. "I hope you're feeling well rested," he finally spoke, though he did not avert his eyes. "We'll be needing the assistance of that dominance over air you possess, soon."