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As the stress in the air seem to die down Leroy couldn't help but still have a feeling of unease, be it from the new bizarre city or from the young girl wielding a large needle that undoubtedly could pierce straight through Leroy's gut, then again he always felt out of sorts when he was around any child, even when they didn't have the complexion of a corpse. Nevertheless he put on the mask of any relaxed man that he always keep on hand when his leader announced that it was time for them to press on with their mission, something Leroy was glad to hear because he knew it meant that they could leave this little heart saddening moment behind them.

Though he would never admit it Leroy felt like a child walking through the hall of heroes, everything seeming so spectacular it just didn't feel real, as the group made their way down the walkway. What really caught Leroy's eye though wasn't the shops or the neon lights, but the people themselves. He still couldn't believe how so many races were coming together and going about a normal day, he dreamed about a place like this more than he cared to admit, but what he saw next nearly stopped him dead in his tracks. It was a family, a husband, a wife and young boy being cradled in the arms of his mother, going on a casual stroll to who knows where, but it was there appearance that made Leroy that made Leroy gaze over at them. The father was a tall, fit black man with a close shave for a hair cut and a five o'clock shadow. The mother was a much more dialect white woman with honey blond hair, soft blue eyes and a smile that would melt a icy heart. They were the spiting images of Leroy's long since dead parents and then there was the child. Leroy wasn't able to get a good look at the boy but he was able to see his black hair, much like Leroy's own.

Leroy's attention was quickly pulled from the family when he noticed Dan's sudden out burst. He couldn't help but smirk as Dan gave a group of passersby the old one finger salute and braid them for their stares, Leroy wasn't one to talk about staring but he did understand the premise of not wanting attention. He let out a chuckle and patted Daniel on the shoulder as he passed by him. "That's the way to tell 'em, then again who can blame them for wanting to look at us?" He said with a joking tone before moving on, tipping back his hat.

When the group reached the map was when Leroy began to realize how similar Rapture and Columbia were, they both had section off parts of the city with quite ridicules names, like Neptune's bounty who came up with that? But the new problem was trying to figure out where in the hell was the lab they were looking for, but luckily for the knights they happened to come across Leroy's new favorite grey child. Though she seemed to be having trouble with remembering exactly where they needed to go, but she was the only one with enough experience with the city in the group so Leroy did have some faith in the girl.

Tagorn just managed to hold back a laugh as Kayal gave his brief description of the Renrija Krin, he found calling that band of feline fools bandits more than a bit humorous. Tagorn spent years building one of the most extensive bandit guilds in all of Valenwood and in his eyes the Renrija Krin was nothing more than a bunch of cats that figured out where was the pointy end of a dagger. Then again the times he did run into them they did manage to put up a decent fights in attempts to keep him from raiding their stolen goods, needless to say they were only attempts. "Oh of course sir, count on me!" He said in the tone of a eager solider reporting to his superior, that only lasting for a moment before he let out a laugh and he followed after the group.

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