Private Raggedy Rescue Rangers

"I'm most certainly sure she did not!" Sally retorted, still trying to chase the balloon while evading tripping about. The demon doll wasn't able to reach the string but she was able to hop onto the plant boxes-- though she was well aware this was a bad idea, she would rather not lose track of her plush friend. Running impatient, Sally tried to focus her energy on bringing down the balloon and once it had dipped down low enough to be within reach, Sally dove forward. Finally, she was able to grab onto Shay and hopefully pull him down on the ground. And she really wished that was the end of it. Unfortunately ,no. After a momentary drop due to the added weight, the balloon seemed to lower down, but before they had even come close to the concrete, the balloon rose up, making a noise as if to mock her failure to return herself and Shay to flat ground. 'Sally! Over there!' Sally's gaze turned towards the direction Shay pointed at, pinpointing a mop of green hair which was surely Kadasha's. Sally caught herself thinking 'thank the higher powers'. But locating Kadasha was one thing. Navigating on the other hand... "Shay, try to catch her attention," she commanded the other doll, meanwhile she had to focus on moving the balloon towards the girl. Sally inwardly cursed her inability to steer a mere balloon. The most she could do was nudge it, but they were mostly at the mercy of the wind.

Sally scoffed at the voice from the balloon, feeling as though she was still being mocked by the inflated, inanimate object. Regardless, she was somewhat succeeding at bringing the both of them towards the child. Shay cheered their progress and while Sally tried to focus, the other doll called for Kadasha's attention. As she tried to zone in on her target, she immediately noticed two individuals with Kadasha and right off the bat she knew they were not on the same page. And yet she wasn't able to predict the next move -- by the time she realized the needles had come into contact with the balloon. Once again, things were going out of her control. "Forget about Dora!" Sally yelled back as they're again, blown off their trail. Sally glanced back towards Kadasha, seeing the two people were ushering her away before the pair had fallen into the ground. Sally bounced slightly as she hit the concrete -- no pain, no feeling. Just disorientation as she was suddenly reintroduced to the ground. She pushed herself as soon as she felt stable, remembering where her targets as gone to. "Shay, get up! We have to go after them!" she said, turning to find the other doll.

Sally followed the sound of Shay's voice and immediately located the chunky plush toy crawling out of a bush. Sally cursed under her breath meeting the other doll halfway. Only, Shay looked more agitated than earlier -- something the demon took as not a good sign. "Can you locate her trail?" Sally said, her voice had an edge to it when she asked the other plush as they bolted towards the exit. She saw which direction they had been but she wanted to be extra sure about their next step knowing leading them into the wrong direction would amount to wasting time. "And what do you mean by wolves!?"

"What the absolute fuck?" Sally cussed under her breath, only hearing of this now. For one she was caught by surprise about this information, wondering why hadn't it come up sooner as soon as she felt danger. On the other hand, she was infuriated no one told her about this sooner. At the very least, she had the mind not to stop running. At least until Shay himself also skidded to a stop. "Are you serious?!" she snapped. She was counting on the chance that Shay would have been able to zone in on her location easier. A click came out of Sally, mimicking the sound of a tongue click. "They definitely went into a vehicle -- from the looks of those guys, they didn't do this on a whim." A sigh, before going where she thought she'd seen them turn, calling for the other plush to follow after her. "Let's try here. Let me know if we're losing her."

Sally was just placing her bets on her intuition now, after a turn, she had lost sight of the group and Kadasha herself. But as long as Shay didn't tell her they were going the wrong way, she had some confidence left in her. If I just had all my abilites I would find her easily! she thought. If she had all her abilities, she wouldn't have even been in this mess, a quiet thought passed her mind, wishing it away almost as soon as it came up. They didn't have a lot of time to waste -- if anything happened to Kadasha, there would be someone else who'd worry. Shay's voice pulled her out of her thoughts, turning around to see him holding up a flower that matched his own. She ran to him, swiping it off his cotton-stuffed paw. "This is definitely hers," she said, cursing mentally. If she had all her abilities, she could probably trace her with this. "I don't think voodoo works that way," she told Shay, "But we can probably try asking for help who can use some sort of psychic magic." Sally turned to look around her -- a number of people strolling about, minding their own business. "If we can find any..."