
(( Sure, Andrea can know about him. I'll have him wandering around somewhere close by and heading towards them. ))
Itzal stared up at the dark sky, his eyes shadowed by his long, black eyelashes. A blonde streak of hair floated lightly before his face, glistening beneath the light of the street lamp. The .light breeze that flowed from the waterfront a few miles off smelled thickly of fish and grass. It wasn't an unpleasant smell, but he didn't particularly care for it either. He was sitting on a simple wooden bench, his hands tucked into the long black trench coat he wore.
Ever since he had joined the Resistance, he had gained several new attire. His current favorite was the long, leather trench coat he wore then and a pair of slim jeans a black tank. It was simple, and yet he felt at home within it. He sighed and stood up, looking up and down the street. Even as he turned, a strong gust of wind enveloped him from the left street. He paused as a thick, acrid stench evaded his nose, accompanying the wind. A fire? This late in the day? Even as he considered his questions, he knew the real reason behind it. He knew, even as he stood there, that something had happened to the Resistance.
He sighed irritably and scratched his head, considering his options. He could head down and provide healing to the possibly injured, or he could just walk the other way and pretend he hadn't known it was happening. As much as the latter appealed to him, he felt his feet began to move towards the others.
When Itzal came within sight range of the mess, he grimaced. Smoke billowed from the buildings around him and fire flared from one of them. He watched it for a moment, feeling that familiar lurch of giddiness inside him. Tragedy always made that demon side of him giddy with pleasure. He glanced around and spied a few of the Resistance. And a few demons as well. He felt his hands clench into fists inside his pockets.
That would be a problem.
It seemed whenever he was around other demons, his demon side became stronger. He would have to be careful here. Even as he thought that, he spied Nicole over by another building. His grimace deepened. Carefully, with as little movements as possible, he moved the side sweep[ of hair out of the way for a moment, allowing his demon eye to stare at them.
He felt as if pain and fear was condensing around him. His other hand twitched, the nails long and sharp. Like claws. He quickly put his hair back over his eye, but already he felt it. His demon half stirred, like a rearing cobra. He bit his lip and he focused on Nicole, wondering when he could leave.