Rudolph moved from alley to alley. Streets flashed by as he ran. People shouted at him as he bumped them aside, but none tried to stop him. So very few people stuck their necks out for others here. Not to mention, there was no one behind him yelling stop or anything like that. Skidding to a stop at the end of the alley just in front of Gwen's shop, he placed his hands on his knees. His breath came out in tiny puffs of clouds as he panted. The cold air hurt his lungs, but it wasn't too bad. Straightening up, he was just in time to see the man leave. His teeth was on edge as he watched the shop owner. The man still sent a bad feeling through Rudolph. The urchin did not know why. The guy just did.<br/><br/>Waiting until he was out of sight, he slipped up to the shop into the store. He didn't even bother silencing the little bell that crinkled above him. He wanted Gwen to know he was here. He had come to warn her after all. Outside, the sun started to set in the sky, lighting it aflame. Moving towards the back of the store, his eyes kept shifting everywhere out of habit. "Miss?"