[img]https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/905674430863261738/906804741818957834/211D95C0-990B-48C5-97E3-419AEECCCEBE.png[/img] [color=5FFB17][Location: Central Park][/color] Draku had merely looked away for a moment, long enough to make sure the flame had truly extinguished, before he had noticed that the demons had disappeared into thin air. Literally. They didn't even make a sound. A few steps here and there, but nothing that would even indicate that they had left the area. [color=5FFB17][i]What the fuck..[/i][/color] He growled slightly in annoyance at this inconvenience. There was no telling what these guys were up to, what they were capable of, nor their level of maliciousness. In his eyes, he had just allowed two evils loose upon the mortals and if they'd killed in the time he could find them… The blood that they spilled… The blood… It would be on his hands. All for the simple pleasures of his favorite vice. He flicked the half smoked joint from his fingers and into the snow a distance from him, he no longer felt deserving of its pleasures. No. Now he owed it to the people of this city to stop them. The demons. Preferably before any innocent lives were lost. But even so, even if they had taken a life. If any innocent being had lost a single drop of blood, they would pay with their own. Drop. For. Drop. He would move away from the tree before a dull ache in his chest turned his attention to a peculiar sensation he had felt at their earlier appearance. The tightening of the scar upon his chest. Now that he was thinking about it, that was an odd thing to happen. He hadn't had that feeling in a long, long time and that feeling had never led him to anything good. It always ended in death. Mainly the deaths of those he had once loved. Deaths that were caused by his own two hands… He'd hold his breath to steady his mind, focusing upon the still smoldering joint in the snow. Perhaps it was just Bahumat stirring within, readying his enormous well of power to aid him in his call to duty. Yes. That was it. Bahumat was ready, and so was he. Only problem was they didn't leave a scent trail for him to follow or anything and that was gonna certainly slow him down. The thought of even further destruction and mayhem occurring on his behalf caused him to grimace slightly. All due to the lack of attentiveness on his part. All because of him. Just like back home. If he'd only been there… Wait. Now was not the time to become lost in thought. Focus. He needed to focus. Where in the hell could the demons have gone? Where would they need to go? What could they possibly need here, on the mortal plane? As he allowed himself to ponder these questions, and more, he began to unknowingly follow the all too familiar pull that guided him to his former targets. Bahumat's trophies. The entity claimed he was merely preserving his mother's creations, but every soul he collected in his name only made them stronger. At least his loved ones would always be carried in his heart… He'd place a hand upon his own chest with a vacant look upon his face, absentmindedly tracing the length of the scar there with the palm of his hand, and allowing an ironic chuckle. [color=5FFB17][center]-----[/center][/color] [color=5FFB17]Location: Central Park/ Undisclosed area of New York[/color] Despite his best efforts, Draku had allowed himself to become lost in his thoughts. So much in fact, that he hadn't realized that he had wandered atop the frozen surface of the Central Park Lake. He'd look around, briefly reminded of his final encounter with his brother, before tensing the muscles in his legs, readying himself to launch into the air and above the trees. It merely took a thought, if you could even call it that, but just as he extended his legs to jump from the lake, it followed; much like a catapult would a boulder, adding to the already gathered momentum from his mighty leap. It had to certainly be a sight to behold, watching that massive ramp like structure of ice exploding into a fine mist of water before settling down below as a fresh coat of powdered snow. Only Mother Nature herself could match such mastery of the elements. As he took to the air, the rushing wind about him began to grow turbulent; slowing his fall dramatically as unseen vortices of wind formed beneath his hands and legs, allowing him to control his fall and lessen the impact he made upon the earth when he landed. From the sky he could utilize his keen sense of sight, immediately taking in all that he could see; noticing the blue and red lights of the law closing in on a single location and a cluster of them already at rest at what would seem to be a smoldering building. He'd take a deep breath and sigh before altering his trajectory towards the billowing smoke, [color=5FFB17][i]The downside to being a big city hero I suppose...[/i][/color] [color=5FFB17][center]-----[/center][/color] [color=5FFB17]Location: Undisclosed Bar/ Alleyway of New York[/color] [color=5FFB17]Interactions: [/color][@soren] It didn't take long for him to assist the firefighters and first responders with the inferno and locating any survivors within. Though, the most surprising thing to occur throughout this whole ordeal was finding an unconscious woman cast aside in the shrubbery. She seemed to be delirious; if not for the fact he had seen two demons and heard a third beforehand, he would have agreed, but as she muttered about a blue woman and a man with wings he listened. After making his final rounds, he took to the skies once more; only this time using the rooftops to manage this feat, and only this time he had something to follow. Amidst all the soot and smoke, it was there. The smell of brimstone. Perfect. He could follow that directly to them. He could stop their reign of chaos before they truly brought harm upon anyone else. He followed the scent until it was overpowering and almost directly beneath his nose, taking to the rooftops after temporarily investigating a heavily warded building, accompanied by a familiar voice. Matter of fact, the voice of the woman who was issuing out orders to the two male demons. He'd land heavily behind the woman below him, slightly crouched as he took notice of the fresh corpse at her feet; slowly erecting himself to his full height, only if she were to turn to investigate the sound behind her, before he would speak. [color=5FFB17]"Who the hell are you?"[/color] he'd question with a deep rumbling voice.