The gunshots rang out as Yatagarasu launched her counter attack, but neither gunman was a good enough shot to hit his target as she moved from one place to the next. The first gunman didn't even have time to react properly before he went down with a grunt and the clatter of his now silent rifle striking the bank's tiled floor.<br/><br/>The second gunman never stopped shooting, any regard for his partner's life obviously falling short in comparison to his own desire to avoid capture. He continued to fire on Yatagarasu. Nearly all of his shots missing widely, with only the occasional round passing close to the woman.<br/><br/>As soon as she had dived behind the second column the gunman realized this was his best chance. Moving as fast as he could he made a break for the window, dropping the bag of money he'd been carrying in order to gain more speed.<br/><br/><hr/><br/>David had seen Yatagarasu take down the first gunman, and that action alone had already helped him to learn at least some things about her, for one he was now confident that Yatagarasu was a woman. As he saw the second gunman making a dash for the window that Yatagarasu had entered through he quickly put his camera in the pocket of the overcoat he was wearing and reached towards the shoulder holster he had strapped under the coat. He was willing to bet that the hero wouldn't let the gunman get away. But if she didn't stop him, David fully intended to put a bullet in the man to keep him from escaping.