[i]Alon smiled to her, looking her up and down. It wasn't what he'd call the best combat apparel, but then again, here he was in a muscle shirt and sweatpants. Waving her over, he decided to just run to her; he grabbed her arm, pulling her in the direction of an aura he sensed. It couldn't have gone far.[/i] Warehouse 286; know of a place like that? That's what I heard the guy in the telegraph say, at least. [i]Raising his arm, he drew quick strokes in the air, the lines hanging as a soft blue light as he formed a quick and simple rune in less than a second. Pushing it forward like a huge button, it dissipated as Alyssa was covered in a soft light; her legs felt lighter, and she could feel her mana restoring.[/i] So you can hopefully keep up; I'm a fast runner. Let's go, Lisa! [i]He took off at a sprint, surprisingly fast for his height and weight; almost unheard of, even. The ground crunched under his steps as he took off with force between each lengthy stride, and when Alyssa found it in herself to run too, she found her so going forward with speed that matched his. The cool night air struck at their lungs like a hammer on a gong, but it pricked at their minds until they were fully attentive. Smoke and fire rose from the neighbouring buildings; although, other warriors and legends were already awake and looking around as they put out the hazards. Alon smiled. It had been quite some time since he'd been out and about with another person; although it was under dangerous circumstances, he couldn't help but laugh. This was why he came to the Dojo; so he wouldn't be alone.[/i] You know what we're looking for at all? I mean, I'm just following whoever I think did this; you remember anything else from the telegraph? [i]His voice came out clear, not jarring at all from the sustained sprint. Conditioning for him seemed top-notch; the more he seemed to surprise her, the more questions she had about him. How he came here, why he was here; and even the dark arts intrigued her. In due time, she'd ask these questions; but the matter at hand was quite urgent.[/i]