The brick hit the glass a split second later, making a loud noise and causing the bunny to turn. A gunshot went off, causing John to flinch.<em>"She must have taken a shot at the thing."</em>he thought as he poked out his head again, taking his chef's knife from his pocket. He was going to need it if she didn't put it down. Looking out, he saw the man jump away, and the woman falls onto her butt. A second later the bunny is going after her, but seems to have just been grazed. "I guess I could help." he though watching the man pop up, notch an arrow and let it fly. It just seemed to bounce off, but the thing seemed to get angrier.<br/><br/>The next thing John knows is the man running by, yelling some kind of moon speak. He didn't seem to notice him, but the bunny was starting to turn and jump after him. The bunny seemed to take a while though, letting the man get a head start for what it meant. He was going to wait a few seconds to take the bunny on.<br/><br/>He noticed the bunny seemed to need some time between jumps to go again, it was only slight though. He would have to be out in the street mid jump if he wanted to even get close to where it landed. Waiting till it had jumped so that it could get a beeline to the man, he waited for another jump preparing himself to run out. He had to get the thing in the neck or eyes, or else he wouldn't survive the attack himself. The next jump right before it launched he started to move, the bunny getting through the air and landing near where he was going. He jumped into it as the bunny landed, knocking both of them over. The bunny lets out a mangled cry, almost shocked that something had actually hit it. His arms had wrapped around it, and he was going for the neck stabbing it in the few seconds it seemed stunned.<br/><br/>The bunny was kicking, and one of them hit John. Sending him into the snow around him.<em> Well, I fucked up."</em>He thought trying to catch his breath, as the bunny tried to right itself.