Jared was certain that there must be explanations to everything. The teeth and video, it could all be fake. Though, when Caine exposed his fangs, Jared had a strong moment of doubt. Would someone really put so much effort in to play parlor tricks in a murder investigation? Jared knocked the thought out of his head. Werewolves and vampires show up and nobody ever found out? Could either of them even biologically exist? A being that thrived off of blood as a need, it was absurd. These were the thoughts Jared used to remain as confident as he could on the subject. It was when Caine said he needed a fix and that Jared wasn't menu worthy when Jared got that look in his eyes. He didn't say anything back, he wasn't sure what to say or think in the moment. But, he followed anyway, for the sake of progression in the case.<br/><br/>Despite what logic was supposed to dictate, Jared was starting to get creeped out. Who possibly set up so much evidence like this?  Jared was starting to get very tired of only getting more questions without any answers. Walking into the club, he realized just how little he would fit in. Lights flashed in bright varieties of colors, and the walls were pretty much the same. Music echoed through the halls and rooms of the club, and it certainly wasn't Jared's favorite genre of music. He couldn't help but feel deeply out of place, but he kept his eyes on Caine, as he felt he needed to. "Sanguine Natural." Jared repeated the label of what Caine was holding, almost expecting some sort of explanation.<br/><br/>"I'll make it." Jared replied to Caine, he was determined to put all this sudden doubt to rest. He walked on over with determination to the table Nova was clearly at. His strategy wasn't fully thought out at the moment, he simply acted out in the moment. He was in a public area, so he decided his odds of physical confrontation weren't high. He approached the most impressive looking man he saw. "I'm lookin' for a man, alias is Nova. You know anythin' about him?" Jared asked, taking on a tone much more frontal than intended.