Aries was relieved the man didn't stop him and he left the house, bare foot once again but this time he didn't try to return to town. Instead he squinted at the light from the sun but figured that so long as he stayed to the shade of the trees it would be okay, and so that was what he did. He walked rather aimlessly, unsure when he'd last gone for a walk just because and not just walked around the city for hours on end because he had to.<br/><br/>As he walked he thought over their brief conversation, his mind a mess. It wasn't like he thought the man was wrong... but he didn't think he was right either. He couldn't just act like everything was fine, not when he might just attack someone because he was hungry... he simply couldn't live that way. And worse, he was scared that someday he might honestly not care. He was worried that he'd eventually forget how he felt now, worried that he'd just... decide that hurting humans didn't matter. That terrified him.<br/><br/>He returned after about an hour, his feet sore and muddy as he walked into the house. He noted the man sitting on the couch and cringed, not wanting to talk just then, so he headed upstairs and ran the shower instead. While it warmed up he cleaned up the sink and simply flushed the teeth down the toilet, avoiding looking at the mirror now despite all his effort just to look human. He sighed, stripping down to shower. He was trying to find a way to cope, but it didn't seem anything he tried actually helped.