At first, he started to move toward her in the hopes that he could have helped her clear the blood that might have obscured her vision had it been allowed to move unchecked across her face, but soon enough it had looked as though she had cleared it herself.<br/><br/>"Well, you have seen me commit no murder. Am I wrong in this?" Greed followed up his statement with the same sickening smile that had perhaps made her uncomfortable to begin with, or alternatively may very well have made her trust him a bit more. He seemed rather elegant after all. Maybe there wasn't anything wrong with a little...Greed.<br/><br/>"Believe me when I say that I totally understand where you're coming from. I'm sure that it's not easy to trust people once you become a slayer." Greed then laughed a bit underneath his breath, surprised that she would have actually even allowed her muscle twitches to betray the fact that she might have wanted to try that gesture of all the things that she could have possibly done.<br/><br/>Pausing for a moment, he looked back and shook his head, "I think that if I were to get into any sort of an altercation that I might be able to trust myself if I were forced to mix it up, you know? Thank you for the head's up though. Out of curiosity, what sorts of creatures are causing the problems that you mentioned?"<br/><br/>Regardless of whether or not he had actually heard of what she referred to, or perhaps even saw what was going on, he was quite silent on the issue for the time being. He seemed to honestly want to hear whatever it was that she had to say about it.<br/><br/>That was certainly a good way of getting information out of someone, if nothing else. Maybe that kind of savvy was precisely why he was able to stay alive even if he hung out on the street in dangerous times like this.