Sephiroth merely stood there and narrowed his eyes as Jenna came towards him in a predatory manner, an annoyed snarl slowly rising in in his throat. He stared back at her directly with glaring and cold defiant eyes, very openly showing her that he wasn’t in any way afraid of her.
“You are an idiot,” He harshly responded as Jenna finished her speech. “If this is your way of being kind, I certainly don’t need you to share anything with me. I merely asked you a question – I got my answer. Now, go away and let me be on my way before things become unpleasant.” He snarled in a threatening manner. “I am more than capable of defending myself, so don’t think I will go down as easily as those Grade A losers if you are seriously intending to do the same to me as you did to them.”
Aeris sighed at the bouncer and slowly nodded her head, getting to her feet. She moved through the field of swaying, dancing, fighting, high, and drunk people in the middle of the dance floor under the neon flashing lights, heading out the door that she had seen Sephiroth leave by. She soon found him, and grinned rather happily, relieved to find a familiar face.
“Hey Sephy,” She said, reaching a hand out to touch his left arm as she moved further away from the exit doors moved up behind him. “You can’t go back in through that door, you know. Just thought you wanted to know…”
Her attention was caught to the wall on her right, which was gleaming in the moonlight.
“When did it start raining?” Aeris said in a curious manner, unknowing of the true nature of the fluid on the wall. She moved to stand beside Sephiroth, blinking as she noticed somebody’s fingers on the ground, a sharp breath of shock rising to her throat. She continued to look around the alleyway, soon noticing tiny chunks of bloodied meat, human hair, fragments of bone. Aeris squeezed her eyes shut and loudly whimpered.
“Oh my lord, what happened here!?” She felt quite immediately ill, and tried to pull Sephiroth back towards the door she had exitted by. “Please, let’s just get out of here… I never want to look at something like this again!”