Ally kept running through the maze of side roads, only slowing when the sound of the sirens were drowned out by the darkness. She sheltered under and overhang of the building besides her, her clothes were slightly damp from the rain but also muddy and torn in places. She looked a right state, she would have to head over to her stash of belongings on the other side of town to get changed.

She uncovered the laptop from her coat, checking for any signs of damage. She didn't dare turn it on here, not now. Maybe it would just be best to sell it on fast and be done with it, this night had already become out of her control, she didn't went to make it any more complicated.

Ally glanced up and down the road, working out her current position in relevance to where she wanted to go. She wasn't far from one of the drop off points, a place in which she could sell her goods fast, and so she decided to head there first.

She pulled up the cover of the shadows, just to make sure, despite the fact the evening had quickly dawned upon them and with it taken the light. Within a few minutes she made it to the familiar brick wall. After a quick tousle with one of the bricks, she pulled it loose - revealing a small box. She placed the laptop inside and closed it quickly, placing the brick back and making it with a white line using a stone from the floor.

When she came back tomorrow she would open it to find cash in its place, it may not be the most cost effective way to sell her good, but it was a quick fix. Now that the laptop was out of her possession she could feel herself visibly relax the tension leaking from her posture and returning with a more calm and collected version. Ally once more took note of her position before heading back through a multitude of alleyways in order to get to her storage hold. 

However as she rounded a corner, she was met with 3 figures, some of which seemed familiar. As she approached, still covered by her shadows she recognised one of the women, Douglas, from the explosion earlier. It was her, the one with the eyes that lit up and the spark of energy. She was like her - she was sure of it.

Ally advanced quickly, taking no notice of the other two people with her and instead drawing up a field of shadows around the pair of them now. To outsiders it would have merely looked like the women had vanished into thin air, when in fact she was just hidden by a cloak of shadows.

"Your like me, aren't you" she spoke in a hushed voice for although the shadows cloaked her appearance it would not stop the travelling of sound waves, only mute them slightly. She wanted answers and this may be the only chance she got for a long while. She only hoped her approach didn't startle her to much.