Shadow Dancer tumbled part way towards the water still obscuring Cinderblocks vision so he couldn't by chance spot anything to grab which might arrest his fall. She disengaged from her target a second before he impacted the water and hovered above him dispassionately observing his battle a moment with density and displacement.

She then turned her attention to the bridge and drifted up to it's road deck an supports.. While not a trained engineer she did as the owner of a shipping and shipbuilding company have at least a layman's understanding of immense metal structures. 

Remaining intangible to move with more ease among the parts of the bridge she appeared to be more a projection of shadow than an actual person.

As she performed her mundane task Fumiko wondered if any of the others felt as impotent as she did at this moment. She was in her own battles a frightening foe but against foes like the one below she was little more than a blindfold. She must become stronger if she were to be a useful member of her chosen team. It would require that she immerse herself for long periods into the Shadow Realm and confront an control or bargain with the powerful dark hearted creatures there.

She could if she wanted summon any creature from the Shadows but once they were loosed on the world of light she couldn't guarantee their good behavior. Within the Shadow world few beings if any dared to oppose her power for in that place where light was alien she was the Shogun of a limitless army for she was the source of that Infinite host.

It was the thought of her army that drew her to think of Ditto as the only person here who might understand what it meant to be a divided being. She smiled as she thought of inviting him to join her for dinner aboard the Typhoon or at her residence. It wasn't romantically that she thought of him but as a friend and equal.

Fumiko as the CEO of a huge corporation had no real friends or equal even though she treated her retainers as such for the most part. No at any time and all to often their's and her position of authority remind each of them of their station in this life.