Once all of the thugs were dead, the still invisible Sura began to back up towards the door. The time was running out, and it would be better for her health if she just bolted. However, the tall alien bumped into an obstruction in ther door, which pushed her back in, causing her to fall to the floor and decloak. Ana stood over her, a hand held out to help the alien up.
The pair then stood together in the corner, the melancholic Sura muttering to herself while Ana leaned against the wall, puffing in the cigar, calmly watching the others mill about while the wounded man - who she expected to be dead - was carried off. Herbert left hand hung loosely by her side, clutching an ornate lighter, which she flicked open and shut annoyingly, while the other hand rubbed over a small card she had procured from the Animamity, loaded with enough credits to get her some booze and cheap cigars the next time they passed a liqueur store. She had priorities, and her indulgences were high on the list. She needed to be presentable when she met the man of the planet, anyways.
Sura looked up and glared at Zuzen and Maarcuu, wishing she could put a bullet in both. She could get Maarcuu from here easily, but she wasn't even going to scratch Zuzen without some explosives. Or really tough armor piercing rounds. Neither of which there was access to, even at her apartment. But, she was already forming a plan, much to Arus's disapproval. And the race they were so eagerly talking about could help in that plan.
"Well, now that all the excitement is done, would it be too much to ask if I could go home and get the rest of my equipment?" she asked, quite rudely, causing Ana to smirk. "Or would you prefer your new captive team member to remain practically useless?" Even though she had a high caliber pistol and cloaking device. But they weren't on her mind right now. Her rifle and her money was. And that was what she needed to focus on getting, even if it meant dumping one of these assholes in the gutter to get there.