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Ray nodded. Now that Amnity had just blown up some police cars, he was going to be needed shortly. He turned towards the streets and replied "Tell her you weren't able to spot anybody who seemed to be a rebel. After all, everyone was being rowdy, and if all works out, they'll get worse, and you won't even have to explain how nutty everyone got. She should know anyways, she's about to witness it firsthand. The police are due to start some sort of attack. That's why I need to get back there. I may want the police to cause problems, but I don't plan on standing back and letting them either. It'll help us in two ways. Enhance our heroic image, and ruin that of the cops." When Ray said stuff like that, it was easy to believe he didn't care about the people of the city. That wasn't at all true though. If he didn't care, he would have been pulling the strings from the sidelines, not heading back to protect the protesters. In the end, he wasn't planning the explosion that would likely take the police too far, he was aiming for a little bit of violence. This was going to be war soon.
Before he took off, He turned back to Aki and said "Better get somewhere safe, and perhaps bring the mayor with you. Just make sure she sees the whole thing. Killing the mayor would leave a bad aftertaste in my mouth, even if I hadn't done it directly. Besides, it kills the sport of it." With that, he headed to the protest, getting there with huge bounds, but he remained out of sight till he got back, the mixed in with the crowd. He was standing near the growing line of police, who would likely start firing shortly.

Carys stood in the shadows, watching everything. She had seen Ray go aside with Aki and saw him returning. But she couldnt' shake the feeling that they were being watched, specifically Ray. She scanned the buildings around them, frowning. She wanted to let Ray know, but she didn't want anyone to spot her at the protest. It was widely believed that she didn't approve of such things and being seen here would destroy that reputation that protected her from suspicion. So she shifted into the feline form she had used in the coffeehouse. The small calico cat made her way through the crowd, always watching the surrounding buildings. She finally found Ray and sunk her claws into the fabric of his pant leg, tugging on it to get his attention.

Laviatar Sits on The Street Suraounded By Wild Dogs, She have Her Small Hands Griped around a Walking Stick And Despteraly Trys to Fend Them Off.
She Hear someone Come Down The Alley.
"Help.. Please!" She Cryed.

Laviatar Sits with Her hands Covering Her Ears for Some Seconds after Te Shooting The She Grabs her Walking Stick and Pokes around with And Taps Amnity's Boots "H-hello... W-who are.. you?"She Says in a Frighent Voice

Aiva watched her sister with a flicker of amusement in her eyes. "I believe we should start antagonizing the police, but don't take it too far, my sister would be the main target if they started attack." Aiva told Miri. Aiva ducked into an alley for a few seconds and came back out. After a minute five shadow demons came out and floated over to the police men. None of the police seemed to take notice them, so they'd have the element of suprise. Perfect.

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"Get down!" A police man yelled at Terra. She looked down to see he had a gun pointed at her. He seemed to be very stressed out for some reason. He wouldn't really shoot, would he? She thought a bit scared. "You wouldn't shoot!" Terra said, trying to annoy the cop. The mans face turned into an angry scowl. He was about to shoot but one of Aiva's shadow demons grabbed him from behind. The cop was able to fire the gun still, but he missed his mark; it went right above Terra's left wing. He was aiming for my wing. Terra realized. "Do you see how they repay us?!" Terra yelled. The crowd yelled back, but it was immposible to understand what they were saying. The cop just made things worse for himself. Terra thought. She was running out of things to say, but at this point it seemed that anything could get the crowd going.

Amnity knelt down next to the woman, helping her up steadily. "Don't be afraid, I won't hurt you." She said reassuringly. Obviously this woman was blind, which made the situation both a bit easier and a bit more difficult. The woman can't see her and tell that she was a rebel with an AK-47 strapped to her back and a belt lined with explosives, but the downside is that she can't protect herself with just a walking stick and her hearing.

"What are you doing here all by yourself? It's dangerous in the city, specially if you can't see. Dogs aren't the only dangers here, there is a protest near by and the protesters and the policemen are getting a bit rowdy." Amnity explained, keeping a gentle hand on the woman's shoulders. "I'll escort you back to your home, but you must stay there do you understand?...Where is your home?" As she led the woman out the alley, a wild dog still managed to survive and tried to take a snap at the blind woman's feet. With one strong and swift move, Amnity raised her leg and smashed the dog's head between her combat boots and the thick concrete ground.

Amnity heard gunshots in the distance and her eyes narrowed dangerously. The police are already firing their guns at the protesters, are they really that willing to get killed?...The police I mean. The soldier kept her other hand on her revolver, ready to go back to her post and fire at some of the police men...But right now she had to protect someone also.

Ray laughed and replied "You're talking to a man with wolf ears and a tail. Maybe I found the cat stuck in the protest and am rescuing in from a terrible fate, like getting stepped on, or shot. Besides, I doubt they'll shoot me fore being an animals rights' activist, an being pissed off at the laws placed in markets. Anyways, well done, you are good at getting people mad." He was sure they looked pretty funny, but there were some real weirdoes in the crowd other then them to help them seem slightly more normal.