"Don't strain yourself Sky Man, no one seems to know half the things we're talking about. But for the matter of all this being real, unfortunately that seems to be the case." Allux replied, picking up the final packet that was on the ground, and then placing them in a neat pile to the side, temporarily. She gestured for the doctor to do the same. "I won't deny that this situation is odd." She then clicked open a display that was strapped to her right wrist, seeming to be part of the tight suit she was wearing. Whilst operating the device she explained "I'm going to call my ship here. It has way more information available than I have on me. It should clarify what's been going on."

Charlie nodded before she began examining Eve.

"Ok, I'm going to ask you a few questions." She spoke to him, "First off, do you feel any significant dizziness after your head injury?"

She then turned her attention to Allux. Was she seriously going to call a ship in the middle of the city?

"You sure that's a good idea?" Charlie asked.

"I've already broken the IGP code just by being here, judging by people's reactions to me. If my ship doesn't arrive first, they'll be others looking for me anyway." Allux shrugged, letting the doctor do her thing with the Sky man.

"I suppose you make a point." Charlie nodded as she continued to examine Eve, "Enough weird stuff has happened here already."

"Those are skyscrapers." Charlie explained as she finished examining Eve, "Some people live in them. Some work in them. Well, anyway, good news. You don't appear to have any serious injury, so you should be fine."

She blinked for a moment in a bit of bafflement as he pointed to his Lute.

"Elves?" she asked in confusion.

"What?" Allux complained as her display made a few aggressive beeps at her. Bringing her attention back to the other two, she responded "Nice to meet you Eve, glad to finally have a name down. I'm Allux. Yes I have a ship, I was hoping to leave by it, and figure out what's going on. But, well, I don't think I have one anymore." She then turned to the lady and stated that "Even I know what a Elf is. Have you not heard of them doctor?"

"I've heard of them. I was just wondering if he meant the kind that work for Santa or the kind from Lord Of The Rings." Charlie pointed out.

"Two things I know nothing of." Allux commented, then looked at the display with a face that read 'I want to throw this thing against a wall' and mumbling something about a ship, authorities, and money.

"Begone, Satan!" a voice could be heard shouting in the distance.

A crowd gathered to yet another peculiarity happening in the city. This time, it was a priest holding a wooden cross up to...a dragon? Indeed, there was a red Eastern dragon standing before the priest with an agitated expression on his face. The dragon stood at least 8 foot tall and was wearing black robes that would've been more appropriate for someone living in the Tang Dynasty than a modern city. His facial features were fearsome and demonic. In all, he looked more like something that crawled out of the pits of Hell itself rather than the majestic beings of modern fantasy.

The priest continued, "In the name of the Lord, I bani-"

In a split second, the dragon suddenly picked up the priest and lifted him up into the air.

"I ask you nicely, and I'm not going to ask you again." the dragon spoke as smoke billowed from the corners of his mouth, "Stop. Doing. That."

He then took a breath and a small flame flickered from his mouth and burned the cross ash before dropping the priest. Startled, the priest scrambled back to his feet and ran while screaming for mercy. Mortals could be so bothersome.

For this was no ordinary dragon. To some, he was Lucifer. To others, he was Hades. And, to others still, he was Enma Daio. Mortals feared him, but gods respected him. Despite his dreaded reputation, he wasn't evil. Punishing the wicked and judging souls was simply his job. In any case, if the King of Hell was walking about among mortals, it wasn't a good sign.

"Of course." Charlie replied as she took Burberry's hand, "I'd be glad to help with whatever it is you need."

Enma winced as the bullets went through his flesh. They hurt like hell, but they weren't holy items so they didn't cause any lasting damage. His wounds quickly closed before he hissed and vanished in a poof of smoke, hopefully to somewhere less crowded. There was a reason he rarely left Hell. Mortals were illogical panicky creatures. It didn't matter how polite he would try to be, the end result was the same.

Charlie admits, "I...I can't tell you why."

"But, I can." a voice spoke as Enma appeared behind everyone, "My, aren't we an interesting group?"

Allux had silently followed the others as they had started to move, stuck in her own head thinking. Only tonhe snapped out of it when she felt a large presence over behind her, and a voice that matched. She whipped her body around, to see a giant dragon-like being, although barely looking like the dragons she knew to exist.

"I can't believe I'm saying this." Charlie said with a bit of hesitation in her voice, "But, I think we should listen to what Satan has to say."

Enma smirked, "Finally, someone who listens to reason."

"I thought we were going somewhere?" Allux asked, almost unphased by the beast, "I feel like we should be somewhere less, obvious."