Sky tilted his head, considering his options. After a moment of consideration, he said "Eh, I suppose I'll leave them. No point killing somebody who didn't have a say in the matter." Judging by the amount of nodding the soldier was doing, Sky assumed he was correct, then turned his attention back to the mystery man. "Well, I'd better be off. See you around, maybe. Assuming you're not dead by then. This environment isn't exactly what you could call forgiving for any flesh and bone.
Sky shifted back into his natural form and slid back outside, internally grimacing at the cold. A very low temperature limited his movement to some extent when incorporeal, meaning getting out of the Himalayas is slightly harder than it would normally be. But then again, he didn't have any particular reason to leave here, there's nothing to do back in the city for sure. Another change in the air flows made him change course again, going towards the front of the ship inside of the other side. The change was small, sure, but still noticeable for Sky, and also nothing natural (
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Spotting the group of about five, Sky swooped down lower, untill he was hovering almost straight above their heads. However, the forming blizzard was making it kinda hard to see stuff physically. So, of course, the air spirit made a mental flick of his hand and the swirling bands of slow began to disperse, until you could easily see the pure blue sky, along with the wreckage of the ship. Sky momentarily registered that the guy below him has blood on his hands, then dismissed it as nothing. The girl, however, was the one who caught his attention, mainly because of the fact that she apparently just made a drastic change to the surrounds patterns, and that was still quite noticeable. Reigning to simply watch for now, he rose upwards until he was at a reasonable height, then settled down, and watched