Dex would deny if asked that he jumped when the woman spoke.  He'd been lost, trying to feel for anything that would suggest these people were still in there,   They were there, but it was faint and so far inside that he wondered if they would actually succeed in saving them.  So zoned in to the near corpses, he hadn't heard her, he hadn't even felt her.  He startled, spinning on his heel to face her.<br/><br/>Red hair, a few inches shorter than he was, and giving off an air of indifference, he tilted his head in curiosity.  So this was one of the people Seth had found to help out with this little project?  Vampire, Demon, and then him.  He knew the demon, and the woman in front of him didn't give off the ethereal glow that he'd come to expect with an angel.  Vampire then.<br/><br/>"Stupid," he echoed, lips twitching into a frown.  "Stupid because I didn't go to your little meet and greet at the office?  Or stupid because I don't believe in wasting the time these people obviously don't have?"  He puts his hands on his hips, watching as the redhead presses gently against one of their chests.<br/><br/>"If you're talking of the demon, I'm not scared of him.  He's just mad I left him.  He'll get over it, he always does.  What I am curious about," he starts, looking over his shoulder to make sure no one else is listening that shouldn't be, "Is why you thought it a good idea to leave a demon and an angel alone?  Don't you know they don't usually get along?  You're a hell of a teammate if one of them dies on the first day."<br/><br/>He walks up to the bed on the other side of her, looking at the young man.  "Shouldn't you be able to hear their heartbeat without touching them?  Or do I have your kind all wrong?"