Well that's... new, at least to her knowledge. She knew Hickey was fast, that his senses were more than human, but she didn't know he was this hard to kill. (She hopes it won't come down to a situation where that's a problem.)
She glances in the direction that the 'witch' had been running and sees something she doesn't fully expect. A brief glimpse of the figure paused, between buildings accross the street, looking back with concern. The sort of concern that's probably appropriate for hearing the way the traffic screeched to a halt, the commotion that followed. But not the sort of concern Eda would expect from the ghost of an evil witch. Whoever it actually is ducks further into the alleyway and out of sight.
"Yeah, she sure did. Might've had time to catch up if someone knew how streetlights worked," Eda says, throwing in the grumbling for what she hopes will sound like added sincerity. He might not be back on his feet yet, but she's not sure how long that'll take, and she suddenly has a bad feeling about continuing this chase.
"...And we might wanna get out of here if you can walk." She heard someone asking if they needed to call an ambulance, and someone else agree that they probably should. Not that she'd rather he turn down help if he needed it, but, well, if he didn't that was going to be suspicious.
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Well that's... new, at least to her knowledge. She knew Hickey was fast, that his senses were more than human, but she didn't know he was this hard to kill. (She hopes it won't come down to a situation where that's a problem.)
She glances in the direction that the 'witch' had been running and sees something she doesn't fully expect. A brief glimpse of the figure paused, between buildings accross the street, looking back with concern. The sort of concern that's probably appropriate for hearing the way the traffic screeched to a halt, the commotion that followed. But not the sort of concern Eda would expect from the ghost of an evil witch. Whoever it actually is ducks further into the alleyway and out of sight.
"Yeah, she sure did. Might've had time to catch up if someone knew how streetlights worked," Eda says, throwing in the grumbling for what she hopes will sound like added sincerity. He might not be back on his feet yet, but she's not sure how long that'll take, and she suddenly has a bad feeling about continuing this chase.
"...And we might wanna get out of here if you can walk." She heard someone asking if they needed to call an ambulance, and someone else agree that they probably should. Not that she'd rather he turn down help if he needed it, but, well, if he didn't that was going to be suspicious.