He followed the other sullenly as the male rummaged through the shoes to find him some. He sat when told to and tried on a few pairs of shoes. When they found some that fit he wiggled his toes in them and couldn't help a small smile cross his lips despite how guilty he felt. It faded when he listened to the man talk about being a hunter, or rather about his current state of "employment" as well as his parents. Aries' eyes were empathetic as he looked down and nodded. "It's a good thing to do." He agreed softly despite knowing that he was commending killing those like him... That was truly what he thought though. It was good that monsters like him died, it would be good when he died... That was Aries' firm belief.<br/><br/>He nodded and stood, it felt a bit off to wear shoes again, his last pair had worn out long ago and he hadn't been given or come across another pair since then. It was easier to walk though, and while his body always healed quickly it wasn't as though it wasn't painful to step on a rock or piece of glass barefoot. He watched as the male paid for their clothing, listening to the total and wondering just how many nights of food that could have bought the human, but he didn't ask. Instead, he smiled to the woman behind the counter despite her odd look to him, no doubt wondering why some street urchin was in here, but he hadn't stolen anything so she didn't remark on it.<br/><br/>Once done he up to Luca again, fidgeting slightly. "Thank you for the clothes and shoes." He said honestly, wishing he could convey it properly. "I'll repay you somehow. How much was it? Do you think I can make money while we travel? I can do anything." He assured him. Kindness was something so rare to him when he was used to being ignored that even something small like offering him a hand up earlier had made him excruciatingly happy... But being<i>given </i>something was truly special to him. Especially when it was something he was sure to ruin eventually.