Even as Rishi falls to the ground, Drew is over the couch, delivering a bone-crunching punch to the man who had been standing behind her only seconds before. For such a big guy, he's surprisingly fast... but not fast enough to keep Rich from pushing himself to his feet and pouncing on the cowering elf, bringing his fists down on her neck and shoulders in a rage-driven flurry.<br/><br/>"You<em>damned slut,</em>you think its funny playin' your little tricks? I swear ta god I'll..."<br/><br/>"You ain't doin' nothin', bud." The rain of blows dies out quickly when Drew catches up to the man, and closes one heavy hand around his throat. "She may be dumber'n a box of rocks, but you ain't about to hurt a lady..."<br/><br/>"And he uses that term loosely!" Ginza chimes in,<br/><br/>"on my watch."<br/><br/>And Rishi learns that humans can fly. And that, like birds, they don't like running headfirst into glass doors...<br/><br/><hr/><br/>After they've rolled the unconscious members of the Apprentices (and Rich), and they've gotten Rishi onto her feet, the guys hustle back out to the van as fast as they possibly can.<br/><br/>"I shoulda<em>figured</em>that was what you meant when you had it handled..." Ginza's voice is one part mirth, one part anger as he slams the door of the van behind himself. "I can't believe you just had us pick a fight with the damned Apprentices so that you could get some tail! Ain't there a corner by the safe-house!?"