Tses almost grumbled at him, but something about the evening had convinced her to let it go this time. She rolled her eyes and sighed, putting her hands behind her neck, and lacing the fingers together. "Well, next time I'll just smile sweetly when you run me over, and we'll both avoid this chaos." She waved an arm at the cop cars behind them and her mouth twitched.

"Although, it is nice to fight a worthy opponent. If I ever want a rematch, I know where to find you." Her words were spoken in a low voice as the chaos in the street grew, and she slipped out of the shadows of the trees, moving under the cover of moonlight towards the alleyways across the greenery. She was the opposite of that stranger, thriving in the glow of the sky rather than hiding for it. Yet it was still interesting to battle alongside another person instead of hiding in the dark.

"That would do nicely." Shade said as seriously as he could, but was that a hint of sarcasm in there? It is harder to tell when one can not see the person's face that they are conversing with.

The woman seemed content to be on her on, and Shade could not necessarily blame her. He had just tried to kill her. Well, let bygones be bygones. And she did promise a rematch...

"I might take you up on that some time, but as you can see...well image, I have more important things to attend to." And with that, the shadow was gone, not that the blonde haired woman could really tell. The only notion that anything had changed was the lack of response and no more dripping blood.