She just watched as well

He was quite excited if someone else was there with the similar cause as them.

Right. She was, too.

He leaned his head gently on hers.

Electa was tapping the car roof as she watched the scene. "Why are you letting them go on the offensive?" She muttered to the unseen AKs. "They know youre there, just shoot them already!"

As she spoke, one of the three angels twisted nimbly to the side, wings glinting. She went cold as it hit her: the AKs were shooting at the angels; they were shooting at them almost non-stop.

But they were missing.

Vexin wasn't as aware of the scene as she was, not as skilled at seeing those type of things. He watched the way the angels moved and found himself wondering if one day he could fly like that.

Everyone missed sometimes; an angels halo wasnt an easy target, especially when they were in motion. You had to be accurate a lot more often than you werent, though. If you missed too many times, then what was going on right now happened: the angels realized you were there, and moved in for the kill.

Distantly, another angel burst into nothingness at the opposite end of the square. The three angels glided in a hunting pack, and it was pretty obvious theyd spotted the gunmen below: there was a sudden decisiveness to their moves, a deadly certainty in the way they banked as one and started plunging downwards.

Geeze, the business sounds scary and very serious.

The AKs obviously saw it too. There was a flurry of motion in the crowd; a small group of people shoving their way through the throng, panic giving them strength. The gunmen burst out of the other side of the square, and then went racing away down a busy road. They turned into what looked like an alleyway; the three angels headed after them, gliding with an ominous lack of haste.

Electa swore as she jumped off the car. "The idiots--why are they going for an enclosed space, where they can get backed against a wall? Theyre all about to be killed."

Vexin followed her, landing off the truck besides her.