Angel had heard the question many times at this point after his head hit bricks and cement he had began to see odd colors replace people's eyes. It wasn't everyone, just a select few every now and again. Two of those people happen to be the doctor, who had beautiful purple eyes, and his best friend Liam who now had red eyes. Why he was bringing it up yet again he didn't know, but he was about to find out.<br/><br/>Listening to his words he felt his brows furrow in confusion, what was this guy talking about? Non-humans, it was probably just some joke because Angel liked to read up on the supernatural side of life that didn't exist. He didn't believe Ray, he wasn't a child and couldn't believe something so outwardly without any proof besides a few eye color changes.<br/><br/>"I don't believe you," Angel said bluntly, and the face he was pulling was not a happy one. "I'll just go if you're going to treat me like a child," He was told all his life that the things he read about were fake, the things he wished were real didn't exist, and now this grown adult claimed he was one of the very things he read about. A ghoul, a flesh eating 'monster'. He would have been dead by now if he really was, and he didn't like to be toyed with so casually.<br/><br/>"What's Liam then, some demon because he has red eyes?" Angel said in a frustrated tone. "I'm just colorblind or something and it's not funny!" He snapped as he snatched his clothes away from Ray and held them tightly to his chest.