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But flashiness is what I need if I want this to stop.

Reiko circled around one of the men hastily with two steps. As the man turned around to come at him, Reiko grabbed one of his lower limbs and one of his right limbs and flung him high overhead. As he did this the other started to close in, in a circle. Cautious but ready. They rushed inwards, and as they did Reiko slammed his heels into the ground, creating a short flash of yellow light and causing the earth to tremble slightly for them.

He used this force to launch himself into the air after the man he just threw and drill his foot into the mans back. The only other sound that could be heard besides the hit, was the sound of bone breaking. Maybe...

As he descended he saw the thugs in awe of what he did, and shortly after they ran, the ones behind him, careful not to bump into him.

That's tha..

Reiko looked over at the silent man who was idly standing by.

"You too?"

"There's always a rebel in every group. Are you to be the last leg for them?"

Reiko wasn't going to bother listening to any further responses. Pretty irrational and uncharacteristic of him. He started running towards the man, slowing down to a stop at a foot before him right foot forward, and a right hook cutting wind at lower head level.

"..."

Reiko straightened himself up and looked down at the man.

Maybe I was too fast for him. Oh well. Less trouble.

He turned away slightly and put his hands on his hips while rolling his neck around his shoulders.

-kok, kok-

What now?

Reiko turned count-clock and slid his right foot back quickly to create a safe distance.

"You want to be the hero who puts me down for the gang don't you?"

He put his left fist into his right and squeezed, then alternated, making a short symphony of cracking noises.

"Well, that's part of the price you pay. Do you intend on coming at me?"

What are you, stupid?

"... I get it now."

Reiko sighed and growled while shaking his head.

"You weren't one of those guys. I get it now. Sorry. I'd let you hit me back, but no."

He turned away from the man and started to walk off.

The train arrived in Latent. The stop shook Dame awake, but he had not entirely been sleeping. More or less he had spaced out.

The train came to a final halt, and he jumped up, making sure all his belongings were on him. Which indeed they were. He rushed to the door, and waited for it to open. Once it had opened, he dashed out of it, and made his way into the train station. He took little time to examine much more than the crowd, the sky lights, and the archway with the twin leviathans.

Damrius started to walk quickly, faster than normal, and sliding in and out of people. His slender, yet muscular, build allowed him to do this with ease. It may have seemed somewhat suspicious, but he was in such a hurry that it would not have mattered. He was nearly ten feet from the doors now. He slowed his pace down dramatically to a normal walk.

Dame had made his way out of the train station. he stood in the center of the street, staring across the entire city at what must have been Leviathan Stadium. This would be interesting. He could probably make it there by Dark.

So, Dame set off on another jog through the city. He was careful as to not run into people, and carefully slide his way through crowds. He had pushed his way through a large crowd of people, and found himself at least a half way from where he started towards the exit of the town.

Dame picked up his pace, and started to move faster and faster. He kept this pace up until he did reach the exit of the city. He walked outside on the dirt road, and stared towards the Stadium. Now he had about an hours walk that way. Maybe a half an hours run. so, he started at a run towards the direction in which he had seen the stadium, or at least the portion of the stadium.