Kala nearly collided with the man who appeared in front of her and she felt a growl of frustration slip from her lips, teeth grinded as she narrowed her eyes.  If this fool didn't get out of her face soon, she was going to show him how much she appreciated his 'help'.  The lights around them went out and she closed her eyes for a moment, uttering a heavy sigh.<br/><br/>She felt the card slip within her hand and she arched a brow.  When she opened her eyes, she didn't see hide nor hair of the man who was once before her.  She tossed the card, hoping that the man would be done with his charades, but she highly doubt he was.  She would have to deal with him when the time came.  At the moment, she had other more important things to tend to.<br/><br/>She hurried down the stairs, but she could still feel Kalab's presence.  She was frustrated, but at least, for the moment, he wasn't stopping her.  She didn't even bother to try and look around for him.  Instead, when she spoke, her eyes were staring straight forward and she was rushing out the apartment door and into the night air, savoring the coolness of it on her flushed cheeks.  "I told you not to follow me.  I don't know who you are and I'm not going to go with you anywhere."  She said, hoping that it would send him away, though they had already been said before.<br/><br/>Her eyes shifted over the street.  She didn't need to be distracted by this right now, she needed to get the hell out of town, she needed to keep her guard up.  Was Ellon already here?  Had he already sent someone?  She hoped not.  How much time had she wasted?  She wasn't sure and she didn't have time to think about it.  She took one more glance around before turning and beganning to make her way down a side alleyway.  She'd have to get a ticket and take a bus out of town.  After that, she'd figure out her long term plan.