Adriel scowled as the man calmly continued with his note-taking, instinctively beginning to draw on his power before remembering that he needed to bide his time. As much as he hated waiting, risking the lives of those around him would be selfish. Nothing in this world had yet proven capable of killing him, though as he glanced around the room at the evidence of torture, he was reminded that there were fates worse than death. A wiser man would have been afraid, especially when the man rose from his chair and walked slowly towards him. All Adriel could muster, however, was anger.<i>This </i>was the man his attack had been intended for, not Momo and the others in the square.<br/><br/>Forced to set aside his personal grievances in order to focus on what was being said, Adriel's gaze flickered from the man's crimson eyes to again study those trapped here with him. Would killing them be a cruelty? It looked as if they faced far worse at this man's hands...<br/><br/>"The first thing I'd do is adjust my dick," the blonde growled as he turned his attention back to the man. It wasn't really true, but it was the crudest thing he could think to say at the moment. Part of him wanted to retort that the chains were useless against his magick, but Adriel was determined not to tip his hand quite yet. That didn't mean he couldn't lash out in other ways, teeth flashing as his head whipped around to snap at the finger brushing his jaw.<br/><br/>"Yep. A measly little human, exactly the kind Levi wants to shit on," he snorted. Hanging unconscious in the chains was one thing, but now that he was awake, Adriel was quickly becoming aware of how damned uncomfortable it was. Every shift required muscles he honestly didn't have, tending to be rather lazy when it came to exercise. He had hobbies he enjoyed, but none that put the kind of strain he was currently feeling on his upper body. "Fuck you. If Levi's so interested, he can<i>interrogate </i>me himself."<br/><br/>If nothing else, he could at least lean his head back on the wall, sharp gaze fearlessly holding the man's. He had faced more frightening monsters than this and was arrogant enough to believe he was invincible.