<span style="font-weight: bold">"Why don't you die!? Why can't you die!?" he screamed violently into his opponent's ear. "I want to tear you apart... I want to strangle the life out of you... but you just, keep, on, living!" </span><br/><br/>Gabriel's eyes widened for a second as he saw images in his head. Images of a young man long gone.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">A man sits in a corner, tears streaming down his face, as the sound of thunder issues forth from the gun in his hand. A lesser demon inches ever closer to him, its sounds of hunger tearing at his ears. Wounds already plague the demon's body, having apparently been gored sometime earlier. The man screams incoherently as the demon inches ever closer, his gun already empty.<br/><br/>"DIE!!! WHY WON'T YOU DIE?!"</span><br/><br/>The moment his awareness came back Levin was already escaping and he was bound to the ground by the boy's blood. His surprise was immediately turned into almost anger when he realized the boy was escaping. Perhaps he was escaping because Gabriel's method of attack was the one that was needed to kill him. Or maybe perhaps the boy was just a coward and could not take on someone of Gabriel's abilities. Either way this monster was not getting away. Clenching his fists he focused mass in his arms and pushed against his bonds, not freeing himself from the blood but tearing the concrete from its foundations. Smashing these blocks against the ground and breaking them so he did not have to deal with their cumbersome weight, he then tore at whatever other bonds were attached to his body, shaking off any remaining blood. With a demon's determination he leaped and jumped atop the building Levin disappeared around with ease. He peered into every alleyway, knowing the places that the monster liked to hide, in the shadows like a rat. He did not control his landings, causing the concrete of the buildings to crack and break in places as he jumped from one to the other. If he neared Levin the boy would most definitely hear them. That was good, he wanted his prey to know it was dead.