[center][color=ed1c24][h3]Himeko Arslan[/h3]
Interacting with: [@Dark Light] [@Kidd][/color][/center]
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[color=ed1c24]"Don't push your luck old man."[/color] Himeko growled, bemused at the continuous pleading. She could let go of a few coins but also giving him food? No way. She was barely scraping by as it is. If it weren't for the club giving her a free room to stay in and the family restaurant occasionally gives her free meals, then she would probably end up like him... or become a petty thug beating people up for money - something she had come to despise considering all the complications it makes with those under her group's protection. [color=ed1c24]"Go beg at the richer parts of the city. It could only go two ways after all - you get what you want or they dump it on you. At least it's better than here."[/color]

The worry in her voice was truly genuine - which surprised Himeko a bit. Then again, someone like her just shone the sign of 'I am rich and I come from the nicer parts of the cities' so, while she does look tense, it seems that she feels genuine concern for the both of them. [color=ed1c24]I, myself, is fine. The driver is over there. He's unconscious, but alive."[/color] She gestured to the unconscious male on the ground, leaning against the wall of the alley. And the old man wolf whistled, [color=ed1c24]"I swear to all that is high and mighty, I will-"[/color] She cut herself off when the man began coughing violently. 

The white haired woman called 911 and Himeko couldn't help but sigh. She had quite a record with them from way back when. Ever since she got to 18 where it was legal for her to be placed in jail for how many years, she tried to keep low. And her violent nature began to settle down at that time. But this wasn't good. Hopefully they wouldn't put the blame on her. She walked towards the old man. [color=ed1c24]"Ha, you could call this a punishment already."[/color] She said, lightly taunting the old man before smacking his back repeatedly like one would do if someone was coughing - though it might be a [i]tiny bit[/i] harder than normal. But that shouldn't make a difference to be honest.

She looked towards the woman with the phone. [color=ed1c24]"Oh yeah, I might as well told you but this drive isn't drunk or high. He probably was sleepy and ended up crashing himself into that."[/color] She spent enough time around those kinds of people to know when someone's drunk or high. She didn't see any evidence of it inside the car either.