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She had lost track of him the minute she did her charge, as the sound of people screaming and glass distracted her from where he might have fallen in the crowd. Of course, it was only after her actions that she had seen the folly of them, but now, she was simply too focused on finding him and finishing the job. As powerful as her blows had become, she was certain that it wouldn't be enough, and in truth, she didn't want it to be enough. She simply wanted to beat him to a bloody pulp!

It was the blood from the glass that lead to him, but by then the patrons at the corporate party were either too busy running around or a few of them had the nerve to try corralling her into a corner, using chairs and even a broom. What the hell were they talking about? Terrorist? One of them got too close with the broom, and Tsui didn't think twice about grabbing it and throwing it out of the man's hands. "Back off! Get out of my way!"

But tried as she might, her shouts weren't enough to move the crowd, and by now, Tsui was certainly that she had lost sight of her prey! Someone had yelled to call the police, but some weren't willing to wait that long, moving in on her and trying to grab her, but the Senshi of Tigers ducked and dodged until her back hit the wall. All the while, she was trying to understand the fear and anger in their eyes and why it seemed completely directed at her. Was it because she smashed a window? Ruined their party? No, Carnelian's words from their previous encounter found a way of sneaking back up on her, and Tsui tried to explain to the men and women they tried to grab her. "Look, you got it all wrong. He's the bad guy- and he's getting away! So move!"

But they didn't, and when one had the nerve to throw a bottle of wine at her, in some pathetic attempt to render her unconscious and just barely missed, Tsui simply lost her temper. White aura danced on her wrists and arms again, and the thought of how her attack would affect unpowered civilians never once crossed her mind. Would the force be enough to kill them? She was willing to find out, if it meant for them to back off.

The fear she saw in their eyes was justified, and it seemed that a display of her magic was enough to send the most of them packing. The moment Tsui saw her opening, she took it, calling off her magic and running past them, ignoring their horrified expressions and the bits of glass and cuts on her own arms as she ran into the hallway. Had she time to think, she would have thrown back an apology, but the tiger was determined not to lose her prey for long. She tried to sense him, knowing his aura to be weak but hoping he didn't power down or disappear. "No... no, you're not getting away! NOT A SECOND TIME!"