Chapter 481

• He looked back to Diogo and the shark. They were both still alive, but the shark's right arm bled, and now Diogo was on the defensive again, stepping back and back as the rider came at him. The only reason Diogo was still alive was the rider wasn't exactly a bullet train. He didn't need to be, with an aura like that, demanding all inside it fight. All he had to do was slowly walk toward his target -- or jog -- and they'd throw themselves at him.
• Not Diogo, though. He had enough presence of mind to keep from getting butchered, at least so far. No wonder Jes feared him.
• David bolted for the stairs, and didn't look back. Thirty floors down? The shark demon had assumed Mia was down there, but she hadn't been. Maybe now, on the way down, she was going to where the shark demon thought she'd been?