Rezetta gasped as somebody helped her to her feet, wiping her mouth with the back of a shaking hand. "I'll be alright, thanks," she mumbled, noting that Lily had, like her, been untouched by the flames. She straightened up and looked around, realizing that all the flames had disappeared by now. Most of the other people who had survived the inferno were already gone or in the process of leaving. Still others were standing, sitting, or lying down and being sick on the pavement.
"Leaving would be a good idea," Zetta said, staring off into the opposite direction. By now, cops and more firefighters would be en route to the scene of... whatever had just transpired here; she could already hear the sirens in the distance. After the survivors had been helped, they would all most likely be questioned thoroughly to help figure out what had happened. She knew they'd never figure it out though, and wondered what kind of cover story they would concoct.
"My apartment's only a block or so away from here," Zetta said, pointing in the direction her complex lied. "Since we're leaving the van, we should probably get going." As she finished speaking, she noticed the first squad car pulling to the scene and scowled. If she didn't act now, she and Lily would be caught up with the police and their questions. She hadn't planned on letting the other woman know about her abilities, but figured Lily had probably guessed she was more than human by now anyway. After all, she never did bother to hide her teeth or nails after what happened at the diner.
"Give me a moment and I'll hide us. I don't think getting bogged down by unanswerable questions is a good idea at the moment. Don't freak out, alright?"
She held up her hands, now completely still, and closed her eyes. She pictured Lily and herself standing as they were, side by side. With her mind's eye, she "erased" the two of them until they were no longer visible. When she opened her eyes, she could see what looked like a ghostly version of her hands in front of her face. Turning, she saw with satisfaction that Lily also looked rather ghostly.
"We're invisible now," she said before Lily could speak. "You and I can see each other like this, but to anybody else, we aren't here." She paused, then gave a sheepish smile. "So yeah, I'm an illusionist. Anyway, let's get going."