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Crystal Isis ran down the street and headed for home.
"Damn it! I knew there was something familioar about that woman in the picture!" she said. As she ran she transformed back into Lyra and slipped the camera in her bag.


She tripped on something as she ran past the Old Radio Station. She looked down to see it was Maria's bag. She picked it up and decided she'd hold on to it until Maria came back to her house. She stood up and dusted herself off before running off again. She past a bunch of people, including, Louis and Ellen, before finally reaching her apartment.

Lyra walked out of her apartment and head to The Crime Justice and Citizen Hospital Building in hopes to be able to talk to Maria and really find out whats going on.
"Transformazione di cristallo del IS-IS!" she asaid as she walked through a forest. She lept up in the air and began to fly over it.
"I wonder what happened back at the Radio Station." she thought. She saw the The Crime Justice and Citizen Hospital Building and landed in front of it and walking into the buildoing that was the police station. She walked over to the officer behind the desk in the front.
"Excuse me, but I heard you are keeping Wall Shadow here. May I talk to her?" she asked, politely.

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A girl stepped from the shadows. Louis had spotted her a while back. She winked at him. What a life savor! "You'll give him the gun back, because otherwise I will report you. You won't kill either of us, because otherwise you won't get the help that you're going to need. Got it?" The girl was fearless. Exactly what Louis needed.

"I love you, Ellen," he muttered under his breath, shooting a smug grin over to the man. Either way, he didn't think Drew was a killer. Louis didn't know why Ellen would do this for him, but she was. There had to be reasoning. Louis would most likely find it out later. The bad part was, she had seen the whole incident!

And then she stepped into the shadows, out of harm's way. Louis was a bit angry, but he knew she was just being smart. Still, she left to remain a spectator once again.

b***h.
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"You wouldn't shoot me, because you're obviously planning something. Something big. You can't do it with two average bodies. You need me." Louis liked it, but one thing Ellen had said was bothering him right away. She spat the word 'average' like it was poison...all the while she glared at Louis. Even an idiot could figure out she was suspicious.

On a better note, neither of them were moving (Louis or Ellen). "And it won't help you if any of us get into jail. Whichever is worse, you two are both criminals. Now obviously, we're not moving. So give us the gun, kill us, get us arrested, it doesn't matter. It's you're choice. But despite what you might think, we've got an upper hand on you. If you don't do what we ask, your little plan is foiled. Whatever it may be."

As Ellen talked, Louis just nodded his way through it all. He would have looked stupid saying anything. Besides, Ellen knew what she was doing.
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"You're obviously not a killer," Ellen boldly told the man. "Why not give the gun to someone who can use it? Then we'll go with you. Otherwise, we'll tag along bothering the hell out of you until you giv ein. Sound nice? I'm sorry about your friend, by my own just killed a cop. I want information, so I'm going to have to do him a favor and get him his weapon back if I want his help later."

Well, thought Louis, That's why she's here.
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This was ridiculous. Louis had been on the side quietly for a while now. He wanted his gun back, yeah, but it would have been simple to come across another. Ellen opened her mouth to reply, but Louis cut her off sharply. "God damnit, Ellen! You want information, question me later! I've gone through it all day!"

"Yeah, and you never answered any of those honestly!" Ellen snapped back. Louis didn't know what to say. He was caught off guard. Well, there's one way to not deny that you're guilty. "You murdered a cop! That just went for confirmation. If you were really innocent, you would have went with them!" Ellen was crying. Louis hadn't known her long, but he did know that she didn't have breakdowns often. He was right, because a second later, she was back to normal, a fire in her eyes, intensely burning a hole through whatever lay in her path. "I'm wrapped up in something larger than anything I imagined before. Because of you, Louis." She spat her words. "Damint I want answers. That's why I followed you. You b*****d! What the hell are you hiding?"

Louis didn't move. "I'm going with him to the theater, Ellen. I'll talk to you later."

"You better," she seethed, pulling out a notebook and a pen. She scribbled something down hastily and thrust it into Louis's palm. It was a phone number. He shoved it into his pocket. "Because if I don't hear from you in a week, you better be damn sure that I'll get you behind bars."

She wasn't kidding. Louis didn't doubt that for a second. Wordlessly, he watched her storm away. That was bad. He thought sh might have stayed here to cover his a**. It was an unsaid truth. Louis couldn't pick up on things the way Ellen could.

He turned to face his new companion. "And what should I call you?"
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