<blockquote class="uncited"><div>Gluttoneria crouched down in front of the building she had approached, having closed the distance in a couple steps. Most of the inhabitants of the structure would be freaking out as she peered inside, several windows being able to see nothing but the massive blue orbs of her eyes. Several more windows higher up shattered as one of the 'horns' on her hat scraped against the side of the building.</div></blockquote><br/><br/>Daniel got caught one last glimpse - watching the giant girl peer into a nearby but clearly more thoroughly inhabited building nearby. He didn't know if she'd check every building, but he had no desire to find out. The human made a beeline for the staircase, rushing down the stairs, his legs pumping furiously. The stairwell was located close to the side of the building and he could see a quick glimpse of what was going on outside as he passed by each landing's windows.<br/><br/><blockquote><div><cite>Carni-vore wrote:</cite>Louis hauled up the shells into the tank. "...Not by much...Even if we get out of the city, where the hell are we suppose to go..." He commented as he ducked back into the tank to load the shells.<br/></div></blockquote><br/><br/>"I dunno, somewhere else," Arden replied, shrugging and looking unsure. "Assuming nothing teleported inside it, I vote for Norad," he added, grinning. "Big under-mountain military complex sounds pretty good to me about now. Would be nice to have some tight corridors to funnel this unnatural shit through. No civilians to worry about either. Nice and simple, y'know? No extraneous variables."<br/><br/><blockquote class="uncited"><div>Malcom spotted the strage creature in the alley and ducked back outta sight. He backed away from the alley slowly heading in the opposite direction.</div></blockquote><br/><br/>Rahu heard something, it was a very faint something, but it was certainly movement. His head snapped up, away from the garbage bin he had opened and looked down the alley way, tossing the lid aside as he started to advance through the alley. He wasn't moving at much more than a fast walk, but his long legs gave him long strides and he was closing the distance as he tried to seek out the human, figure out where he'd gone.