Kenshin sighed, "it will merely pass into an unsolved, unexplained murder." He felt a slight headache coming on with all of this happening at once to them. "Whatever it is has moved away for now....I do not think these beings are in immediate danger at the precise moment, though it would be best for them to disperse and go home.." The lamp overhead flickered a bit, glancing at it, he watched the light for a moment. "Odd...." he moved to the post, placing his hand upon the cool metal of its base. "The flow....it's been intterupted..." he glanced off towards the park. "Perhaps it would be best if investigate...if we can find the source and stop it...we may be able to save more lives" he looks towards the park. "It seems to have shifted through there, so it would be the best place to begin" with that he stepped off of the curb, the cars stopped so it was simple enough to get across the street. He was in no hurry, plus it was better if the stayed together, so he paused on the other side for the guardian behind him to follow. This did not sit well with him. In the distance, he saw it.
The lights within the park had flickered briefly, before a gap between them was made. One had gone out. His body was already working, the energy within him shifting and coming alive. The stone and his chi were getting worked up and ready for a fight. From the outside, he appeared normal, but to those close enough, a slight buzz eminated from him. An energy given off ever so slightly, though if touched he might have at that time delivered a small shock to anyone. Most humans would have brushed it off as static electricity or something, though it was much more. The synapses within his body were alread regestering. He could pick them out if needed, which came in handy if he needed to boost his physical performance for a time. Though it would strain and drain his body if undergone to long. It was similar within a battery. A chemical reaction, which gave off abundant energy, though in time it was depleated and needed to be replaced or recharged. It was slightly ammusing to think of himself as a walking battery, though now was not the time for laughs or that. He glanced back at his companion. "Ready?"