Ari looked around for Benny for a good long while, but couldn't find him anywhere. Not in his room, not it the kitchen, not with the dogs, not in any of the baths. He even had some staff check outside, bit nothing. He'd finally come across someone that had seen him. A golem's child that was wandering mentions seeing Benny head upstairs. Ari let that sink in. Surely he wasn't there. Surely he hasn't seen that room. Surly Benny would respect that there was<i>one</i>place on this entire damned property that he wasn't allowed to go. Surely..<br/><br/>Ari suddenly felt sick once again. As fast as his leg would carry him he few up the stairs. He had to stop a couple of times to catch his breath before starting his climb once again. He counted as he went and the sickness really settled in when he saw the disturbed dust on the railing for the upper floors. He rarely used these floors and when he did he never touched the rails. Someone had gone up here. Finally reaching the tenth floor he looked on in horror as he watched Benny leave that damned room. Why couldn't he just listen?<br/><br/>There was a fury in Ari's eyes. His emotions were in turmoil anger wasn't the dominating feeling he had, but it was the easiest for him to show. Fear, insecurity, sadness, betrayal, anxiety. Those feelings were much stronger, but anger was all he could show.<br/><br/>"I told you.. I<i><b>told</b></i>you! FUCK! There was nothing for you to see! It was none of your business! But you couldn't fucking help yourself, could you!? COULD YOU?!" Ari slammed his fist into the wall, putting a hole in it and making his hand bleed. The armor closest to him toppled to the ground with a loud clatter, dangerously close to Ari, but he didn't move. He kept his raging eyes on Benny. "HOW! MUCH! DID! YOU! SEE!?"