Vash's walking pace through these familiar dark streets matched how they had been in the world above. That feeling of being watched by something beyond full comprehension, integrated with the air itself, now led to a new dread...
Whatever this observer was, it might not have stopped watching even after his ascent back to the living.
It might have always been watching.
His own eyes catch the sight of a familiar stranger still. The Stampede's remaining left arm aches with the desire to use the wire of his own; to pull Legato Bluesummers out of danger.
But there was nothing for it for now, not when it was a purposeful decision to leave the prosthetic and weapon at Home for the sake of Legato himself.
The puppeteer's attention seemed to be ensnared, his frozen-still body fully facing the scrying glass of a false shop display; if this had been in daylight, it might have been mistaken for the more innocent enthrallment of window shopping.
It's a purposeful decision for Vash not to look into the window, himself, as he approaches the freshly-revived other.
In his peripheral sight, he can still see that he does not appear in that warped reflection.
So he's able to take Bluesummers by the arm, attempting to pull them both over to the spots of artificial light made by low-humming streetlamps. Unlike his time with Frye, the Typhoon is markedly more capable of speech and cohesion. Chalk it up to experience.
"Sorry," he decides to say first, hoping against hope that Legato wouldn't protest against their movement in the worst way possible. "But we can't stick around for too long, here; it's not safe for anyone."