”…whether that’s true or not, I couldn’t answer you anyway.” Elisa told her, yawning unexpectedly. ”Sorry, long night.” She explained.

One of the men groaned and Elisa looked, he was getting up. ”’xcuse me a moment.” She got up and went over to the guy, wrestled him to the floor and cuffed him to a support beam. ”You’re under arrest.” She told him simply. ”…So, I don’t suppose you’d be in the mood to tell me what exactly this was all about, would you…?” She asked the woman.

”Demona.” The woman said. ”My name is Demona.”

”Demona.” Elisa repeated, going back over and sitting cross-legged in front of her. ”My name is Elisa, Elisa Maza. I’m a detective with the 23rd precinct.” She knew maybe she should be more cautious about this, but Demona didn’t seem to be hostile, much – Though she was clearly dangerous, or could be if she wanted to be. The bottom line was, she was mostly just going with her gut on this. Truthfully, it all seemed just slightly unreal to her. Like as though, when she hadn’t been paying enough attention, she’d stepped into another world – One like her own, but… with obvious differences. She was tired – She’d been up since five AM, running around the city for one reason or another. She hadn’t been getting enough sleep the last few days in fact, and she’d just been in a fight for her life; her adrenalin was pumping. She knew that wasn’t exactly a state that lent itself best to critical thinking. So she was just going to go with it for now, and hope it started to all make a bit more sense as time went on. ”So, care to tell me your story?” She asked.

Demona studied her a moment. ”I came here looking for… information, on a personal matter. These men were waiting for me. If you hadn’t shown up when you had, I likely might be their prisoner by now.” She explained.

”Do you know why they were after you? Who sent them?” Elisa asked next.

”I have a… strong suspicion.” Demona confessed.

”So, who’s the suspect?” She asked.

Demona seemed to consider whether or not to answer for a moment. ”David Xanatos.” She told her.