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Super looked toward Llyr a moment, before shaking his head. "Nevermind. There is no use discussing it here. If you know somewhere more secure, I'd like to speak more there." He said, avoiding the topic suddenly. He walked close to the other hedgehog before relating, "I might as well tell you it's not completely impossible any number of the people you met tonight might of been followed, or tracked here by any means. This even includes me, and for as I know, you." He muttered the warning. "So it's best not to talk about your lovely vehicle's schematics just yet." He explained, before walking past. He stared up the building and pointed up. "If you didn't catch it, you're bat buddy Thanos or whatever took off on his own." He motioned. Indeed, it had seemed as though the bat had taken off. Where, they didn't know, but he sure had been silent about it. Turning to Slash, the hedgehog shrugged. Back to Llyr, he scratched his ear and commented that, "I know a place not to far from here that's pretty secure."

"Yeah...I can't really explain what the shadow creature was exactly--saying it was a shadow creature is probably the simplest way of doing so." Moonshock said, not bothering to glance over towards Thanos this time.
"And the hedgehog? Let's see...she was orange, and I think she had on cargo pants."
Giving a bit of a shrug later, she glanced towards Thanos for a short moment.
"Why do you ask anyway? You know her or something?"
Moonshock's ears twitched a bit at the sound of Thanos' hardened voice, but she paid it no attention.
"Feh...killing boredom is killing boredom...besides--I was curious how strong that shadow creature was anyway." Moonshock said, giving a rather careless shrug. She seemed to care for herself more than anyone else, even her other half.
Still selfish as always huh? a voice rang through Moonshock's head for a second, causing her to grumble a bit.
"...oh shut it you..." Moonshock muttered, not seeming to notice the fact that she had just said that out loud.
"Inanimate objects huh?" Moonshock said a second later. "They're the best things to talk to about your problems--especially since you don't have to worry about them talking back to you or something.."

"The only one I have is the nickname I got from the military. Names Super." He related. The people who knew why were dead, but he decided to let that one slide. As he stretched, he looked back towards Slash. But to his dismay, the white wolf was gone. Perhaps... perhaps he was a but more over-protective of his sister then he had thought. "Odd." He muttered. "Anyway, it's an abandoned shopping strip about fifteen blocks from here. I know a good shortcut, if you're pretty good on that bike." He said, checking his watch. He made a few presses. "If you don't mind, I have to wait for my ride." He explained. While he was, by all standards, a very fast runner, and could keep it up, it didn't mean that running up buildings and dashing through the city didn't tire him down. As of right now, his legs were starting to feel like jelly. As they made quick small-talk, A bike turned around the street corner and stopped in front of them. It was a black affair, but had stripes of green running from the head down the sides. The most peculiar aspect of the bike was that it was completely closed - more like a mobile command center then a bike, as Llyr soon noticed as the seat opened.

Super smirked. "My ride. Brought here by the miracle of GPS and Google maps." He said, before climbing into it. The bottom closed up around his legs, and it was apparent that Super had to lean in to close off the top. "How easy can you make a ninety degree turn?" He asked.

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As Sickle spoke with Kairi and Haden, neither of them noticed the fourth in their party just ran off, chasing after a ride she spotted on the other end of the park. Before any of them noticed, however, Sickle had to quickly explain to a couple of security guards that his 'date' was somewhere nearby - he was sure of it. Yet, somehow, she had gotten away from them. "She must be in the bathroom." He explained. Seeing as their were both male guards, neither of them could do much then wait. After three minutes, Sickle let them know, "She had one of those Coney Dogs an hour ago. Someone said that they give you the runs, so... She might be in there awhile." He said. The guards looked at each other, sighed, and took off to find someone else to harass. Somehow, talking about diarrhea wasn't exactly appealing to them.

"Oh..." Moonshock said, not really sounding that interested. "It be hard for me to be talking about your brother, seeing how this is the first time I've ever heard of him." She stated simply, making a very good point.
"Yeah, it looked strong, so I wanted to test it out." the yin-yang wolf shrugged a bit. "Though if I had known it would have been so persistent, I don't think I would have messed with it." she added in a bit later.
Falling silent for a bit as she heard Thanos question, Moonshock stared down towards the city below them, listening to all the sounds that were rising up from the busy streets below.
Thanks a lot Sparky...you've got the bat beside me thinking that I've lost my marbles. Moonshock thought to herself with a bit of a growl.
"That can't be right Moony." Sparky's voice rang through Moonshock's head, causing her to make a bit of a face. 'Moony'--she absolutely detested that nickname that Sparky had affectionately dubbed her.
"You already lost your marbles, you don't need anyone to think that..." Sparky stated simply, causing Moonshock to growl a bit louder.
"Why you little--!" Moonshock gritted her teeth, before attempting to calm down--not wanting to loose her temper and possibly make Thanos think she was more crazy than he already seemed to believe.
Once she had finally managed to calm herself down, Moonshock turned her attention back towards Thanos.
"No, I wasn't talking to you." Moonshock said. "Or myself...I was talking to my other half." she explained, grumbling for a moment.
Glancing over towards the gargoyle, she stared at the stone creature for a bit longer, before finally speaking again.
"That is true... but sometimes it's best to find out the answer on your own--instead of having someone else figure it out for you...I guess."
She shrugged a second later.

Thanos looked about, he caught something out of the corner of his eye, it turned out to be nothing, he shook his head.
"Good point, but he has been around, he is every...And no where at the same time. He lives for technology and has many...Many marvelous inventions." He seemed to drift off.
"So you are aware of your other half then." Thanos caught a glimpse of her looking at the gargoyle next to him.
"I hadn't thought of that in that light." He shrugged back.
"So what is next for you?" Thanos asked to keep the conversation alive, the company was nice, he had traveled alone for too long.
He then asking that laid down and looked at the sky, let out a brief sigh under the stars, the gargoyle and the eerie shadow from the wolf casted from the light of the town.
The darkness seemed to spill all over him, and the roof town, his sensed now locked back to his body, he had control of his body, the smells of the town had reminded him that he hadn't eaten in quite a while and food sounded most appetizing.

(Sorry, I forgot to mention Llyr's bike is in Kilometers, and will be speaking that way.)


Llyr seem to blinked and the hedgehog was in and gone leaving once again insulted. Slow. He hadn't even tried to go fast, he was just showing how easily he could make ninety degree turns. End of the street already? Llyr thought before he could actually think about moving again, he already was. In a blink his back tire was parallel with Super midsection of the bike. He had gone well over the ninety-six km to make square turns. He then excelled and lifted his bike slightly lifting the front tire of the bike an it gradually rose above the parallel bike, and yet for a moment his bike fell behind, then in an instant he was back up on one wheel once again parallel with Super. His bike's silent purr was covered with his loud speakers in his helmet.

"Don't worry about the fence, I got a trick to show you with this bike." He smiled under the helmet. The bike had his signature on it, a bio hazard with an red claw mark threw the hazard mark, it was facing Super.

"I'd rather you not break through the fence." Super explained. "Otherwise, the chances of this lab being found increase ten fold. Sure there isn't a lot there, but it's a security breach I'm not willing to take." He veered slowly to the right with the bending of the road, toward an old, abandoned sector of the town. It had been cleared out when there was a dangerous leak in a nearby power facility, and the resulting happenings had left this area with a bad mark and a horrid smell, not to mention some radiation pockets further in. But they were going to stick to the outskirts - away from the danger. Out ahead was what looked to be a baseball diamond, and Super went straight for it.