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Ray laughed as Amnity began to list possible interferences for the police. there were all very characteristic of her. Calming down, he replied "Sorry, not this time. An explosion or heavy artillery would be doing the police a favor, by quickly scattering the crowd. Perhaps we can have you do something dynamic elsewhere and distract a few officers from the main event. Then the outnumbered cops would be more likely to do something... heinous. Nothing to big, I'll look into that a little more shortly, but I don't think we're gonna need C4 or an AK-47, no doubt you were thinking of a bigger gun to use though. Just remember, we need to keep violence coming from US down. If the public has a negative opinion of us, we'll be making our goal much harder to reach. If we're feared, we have less support, and it'll be easier from the mayor to convince the citizens to give up some freedoms to catch us. We'd also be defeating the purpose of our 'group'. Still, I'll try to make some accommodations for you, you know me, I use every resource we have." Leaning back, he sighed and relaxed a little bit, still listening for the others to speak up, not that he wouldn't be able to hear them if he weren't.

"Guns are so..." Terra said, trying to think of the right word, "Overrated ." She finished. Neither Terra nor Aiva liked guns, but they did carry them. They didn’t see the point in using one when they could just as easily kill someone with a scythe. "I agree with Ray. As much as I would love blowing people to bits, I think we should be a bit more subtle than out right attacking the police. I think we should try to create a diversion before the riot, so most of the cops are there. If needed I can summon a few shadow demons and make them rob a bank, or something." Aiva said, ignoring her sister's comment. "I also havn't seen Aki recently." She added.

Miri found her way into the shop, though the sight of a ten-year-old wasn't very suprising to some. She slid into the seat beside Carys. "Aki can't come, but wants to. She's in one of Her meetings, and'll get away as soon as she can, and has been busy" she said quietly, 'Her' being the Mayor. "And do you want me to get messages back and forth between the groups?" she asked in reference to the plan, looking to Ray.

Ray nodded his head at Miri, then said to her "Ah, that's good to hear. Thanks for telling us. Yes, that would be perfect. You can watch from the outside and repay messages with your telepathy. If it gets rough, we don't want you in harm's way, and you'll be doing a great deal of help. Perhaps you can antagonize some cops with it as well?". Turning to Terra he replied "If the police go all out and attack, you can retaliate, but try not to go too far, go on the defensive. Remember, we'll try to cover eachother if it happens. So, as for who goes where, Terra and I will take the inside of the protest. On the outside we'll have Miri, and Aiva. That means Amnity and Carys can go where they please. I think Amnity should take the outside, since you have the ability to assist from afar if anything happens. I'll let the two of you decide on your own though."

Amnity gave him a quick salute before getting up from her seat. She came near the window and began examining the area with her hawk like eyesight. Those guys can talk about the strategy...She wasn't much of a strategist anyway, the only real talent she has is to search and destroy. Those words were ordered around so many times in her past that it was practically imprinted into her skull. If Ray or Carys gave her an order then it was almost instinctive that she does it, and does it correctly. But Ray gave her the freedom to do whatever....What should she do?...She almost never got her freedom before..

"No, it's what I saw. The market was on fire, and burning down. But none of them did anything, they were too busy keeping everyone away from the center, where the hanging... But I don't know who it was, I couldn't get close enough. But, I've never had one that vivid..." Miri explained quietly, trailing off as she looked up to him.

Ray listened closely, and when she was done, contemplated her words with a look of concern. He placed his clenched fist in front of his face, and rested it on his cheek. After a little bit of silence, he spoke "How unusual. The scene is hard to believe, that much is true, I wouldn't expect the police to go so far to kill a single person as to ignore a burning city, but this may be a warning that shouldn't go unheeded. I'm unfamiliar with your visions though, when you said you've never had a vision so vivid, you mean to say you've had this happen before? Could you perhaps tell me a little more about the past ones?".