(Sorry, after a few hours of connection absolutely couldn't find any again)
"Or perhaps he was one fooled into thinking he possessed a commodity such as 'sanity'," a voice said from above. A man sat nonchalantly on the edge of the very wall the poor soul had been slammed into, legs hanging over the edge and undersides of his shoes visible easily to the bizarrely dressed man below. Black boots, kept in good condition despite some wear and tear. He was leaning over so as to observe the scene below in interest, none put forth into actually helping the now dead twice over individual. Blond hair waved lazily in the wind, long bangs not caring to move far from the eye patch, while the shorter and spiked edges behind didn't have so much reach. The black scarf around his neck felt more alive in the wind, blowing freely to the side and dancing over his light gray jacket. One hand held a gold colored staff lightly, tilted to rest on the corresponding shoulder with the small, pointed end aimed towards the opposing wall, and the wider side hiding out behind him. The other side became a large circle that held a fox figure in the middle, three smaller metal circles on either side, and two more above, and beyond was a matching, pointed end.
A custom monk's staff.
"After all, an insurance that one is sane is to question one's sanity, as only the insane don't question their sanity. Yet one could see questioning said sanity as a way to assure your sanity and thus, make you truly insane. And if you have to think about it then something is obviously wrong to begin with." His crimson eye followed his staff as he moved it to tap the wall a couple of times, and then rolled back down to the individual below, "But who said this had to be a bad thing?" The holy weapon was no ward or true indication of what he was, dark energy dripping down and covering the air in the immediate area, filling the two buildings. Almost like a hollow's, and yet without the stupidity, simplicity, and the constant need to feed; the yang version of the yin the man below had killed.