A gasp of pain escaped Cassie when she was suddenly slammed into the nearest wall and he spoke to her, his voice full of venom as he gave he excuses of why he wasn't like the others. But to her, there were no good excuses for this. He had tried to kill her and even if he had waited longer to do it, he had still attempted to, and would have succeeded if not for....well.....whatever had happened. Maybe it was her possibly being half his kind. Even she wasn't completely sure about it. But whatever it was, he had attempted to exterminate her and right at that moment she felt there was no excuse he could give that would make that okay, "Oh wow. You're so different you would let me live another whole day before finishing me off. That is so much better. Makes you so much more compassionate." She said sarcastically as she scoffed.

When he let her go, she straightened up, brushing herself off, listening to everything else he said. His voice was full of sorrow with the last few things he had said, and while it made her feel just a little bit of empathy for him, she had to stop herself from believing he really was sorry for it. For all she knew he was tricking her and formulating some plan to kill her when she least expected it. So, she shoved those feelings away as she looked at him and shook her head, "Fine. Better than wasting my energy tussling with you then." With that, she walked around him, walking down the road, forcing herself to not look back at him. 

She racked her brain on what she needed to do next. Obviously go back to the airport. But then what? Should she risk leaving the airport and trying to find a new hideaway? Or would she still be safe at the airport? She walked, trying to think that over, taking the path back, when she looked on the ground to see something she had expected the alien to have with him. There on the ground layed his Silencer and with a cautious look she slowly approached it, looking around to make sure this wasn't some sort of a trap. She finally got to it and crouched down to look at the strange gun, even picking it up to get a closer look. It had a very sleek design and it make her feel a little weird holding something that looked so new when any kind of technology on earth she had seen was by now rather rusted or lack-luster. Standing up, she held it in her hands. Maybe she could keep it. She could use it to defend herself or even take it apart and figure out how it worked. Possibly improve it even if she could manage to find good materials. 

Nodding to herself, she slipped it into her waist band and had set in mind to continue on to the airport when she felt a drop of water hit her head and looked up, a disbelieving expression on her face, "Really? Again?" She sighed and shook her head as it began raining and even lightening and thunder began again as she started to walk quickly, only to slowly slow to a stop after a moment, looking over her shoulder in the direction she came from. Why did she suddenly feel so guilty? As she stood there, she seemed to be having a mental battle with herself before she finally sighed heavily, shaking her head at herself, "I am going to regret this...."

With that, she turned and began to walk back to the area she had left the alien, beginning her search for him. Obviously he wouldn't be in the same spot she left him and it took her a little longer than she thought, but she finally did catch a glimpse of his glowing eyes from the darkness of one of the alleys, where he had likely holed up to get out of the rain. Shaking her head, she approached him quickly, "Yo. You're going back to the airport with me." It was made obvious she wasn't giving a choice because when it seemed like he was either taking too long or might refuse, she gave an annoyed sigh and reached down to grip his arm and pulled as hard as she could in attempt to tug him to his feet, "Come on big baby. If you don't hurry we'll get caught in the worse part of the storm when it really starts up."