Samuel nodded a bit as the large skunk left. "Uh, yeah, thanks," he said, watching him go.<br/><br/>"Man, this place cleared out fast tonight," Grant commented, noticing that most of their patrons had left, with hardly any time between their departure. "Oh well..."<br/><br/><blockquote><div><cite>Reaper wrote:</cite>"We're off, then. You can pay us when we get back, and we'll try to leave it intact enough to recognize. Better yet, we won't bother, and Phantasm can just show you the fight as proof." Hydra said, turning and crawling back out of the bar, closed wings scraping the door frame before he was gone. Phantasm remained where she was, looking at Reizu, and then she was gone in the blink of an eye, presumabely off to join her partner near the monorail track Reizu had indicated.</div></blockquote><br/><br/>The monorail track was lying dormant and unused - with the wreckage of the monorail itself smouldering at the station, it wasn't much use. The beast didn't seem to have hung around the track however, perhaps having enough wit to realize that it's captors were in the area. Tracking on the ground or a scan from above might reveal a trail - or give a glimpse of the beast as it tried to navigate the city's alleyways.