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- Eyes widened, I threw myself to the side, awkwardly rolling across the ground as a claw impaled the wall I'd been standing against. The beast grunted for a second, apparently trapped. I couldn't get there in time, already on my knees and far away.
- But he wasn't. He, or as close as I could tell – seemed to appear from the shadows of a nearby rooftop, diving in with incredible grace to slash a single-edged curved blade against the back of the Beowolf's neck. Blood and fur flew, even as the creature roared its displeasure and tore itself free from the wall.
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