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— Tokyo —[/center]

That answer... really wasn't. Sure, it answered the question he'd asked directly but it had been foolish of him to not ask something more meaningful. Maybe he was still reeling from finding himself in such an alien place, cut off from everything he had known before. A fresh world, startlingly bereft of any overt magic or any races he knew of so far. No blue skinned Napans, muscled Barghest or towering Toblekai. Aside from himself the overwhelming majority of people here all looked so similar and ordinary. Neither did there seem to be anyone bearing any kind of weapons around.

"Tokyo, I see now. We both seem to be in the same sort of situation although you strike me as being more at home than I am."

Truthfully this was far from the first time Quick Ben had ended up in a strange place but usually he had some sort of ally to rely on. Someone backing him, either mortal of divine.

"I think that first I should find something to eat and then maybe somewhere to stay for the night."

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— NYC Streets —[/center]

Flagg and his cohorts pushed through the crowd. Their obvious prison uniforms and brandished weapons easily cleared the sidewalk ahead of them but did little to help them pass unnoticed. Fortunately the bulk of the police force was occupied in the still ongoing firefight in the battle for Rikers island.

Still, it was inevitable that the group came across an officer on patrol. Flagg waved his hand and the man flew into a wall with a crunch of shattered bones. That really got people moving. Once the general population realizes that their protectors are powerless it takes very little to push them into a state of mindless terror.

He picked up the pace and even above the sounds of panic the sounds his cowboy boots made on the sidewalk heralded his approach.

"Keep moving folks. I've got a lunch date at a certain tower."

Soon enough the entrance to the subway station he had been moving towards came into view as the crowd that he herded ahead of him moved past it.