Quietly observing the massive waves of creatures, Priz sat on the edge of a roof and observed the small war taking place below. Creatures of light and darkness, battling it out. The chaos seemed so fitting for the world at that moment, and it wondered if maybe the world was doomed to be taken completely by one of the groups of...[i]things[/i] below. It was a terrifying thought, and Priz pushed it out of it's mind. It was such a worrywart...though, in the next few minutes, that worry would be justified. Just as Priz stood to leave, crystalline limbs clicking against deformed stone, a new party joined the fray. They were so sterile, so bland, and terribly powerful. These new creatures evaded the power of Priz's right eye, quickly stirring paranoia in it's shard of heart. If it couldn't be classified as pure light or darkness....what was it?

Deciding to leave before the creatures took time to realize it's presence, Priz formed it's skates on the soles of it's feet, coating the stone below with a thin sheet of ice, and jumping from rooftop to rooftop with the aid of ice ramps. It felt...well, it didn't feel like much, Where thrill should have been, was just emptiness. It was kind of upsetting, really, to live without getting those butterflies when it did something dangerous. Out of the emotions it had, seemingly very few were pleasant.

As it got a bit further from the massive deathtrap that was the new circus tent area, Priz ran across a group of people. Well, that was a loose statement, because one didn't seem like a person, but more of a...light-thing. Like itself. While the sight of the people put Priz on edge right away, that amorphous figure of light seemed to ease it a bit. If the people weren't attacking the figure, did that mean they were okay? It didn't want to take chances, but today seemed like a day for firsts. Deciding to observe, Priz crouched down and peered over the little bit of cover the roof's edge provided. If it was lucky, he'd unnoticed until it reached a decision. Of course, luck wasn't ever really on it's side.