"Aye given current circumstances, it's completely fine." Colla answered Yumi with a slight smile, her fairly thick accent still present. She honestly wasn't all too bothered about being soaked with rain, it was rainy where she had come from, and it was likely to be rainy where she went to. "Thanks for the lift anyway." Colla added, slightly disappointed that she hadn't had the chance to aquire a vehicle of her own just quite yet, it would be soon though, hopefully. "I've got clean clothing and whatnot, that'll be no bother at all I should think. Living this close to the ocean basically warrants a spare change of clothing, at least in my book."<br/><br/>"She's got a point there, Shinobu. We're here to protect people from these monsters, not become monsters ourselves. Guardians, not murderers."<br/><br/>----------------------------------------------------------<br/><br/>Korin stil wasn't sure about the sahdy woman by the library door. It wouldn't look good if he just approached with saying anything much to her and entering. No, especially not with the chance of some idiotic nocturne on the loose in the area. He didn't want to have to face one of those robots, that much was sure. "Indeed. Apparently something had kicked off. Gunfire, think it's over now." He answered her first question, he knew too well what had just happened down at the junction, but he wasn't so inclined to tell some stranger. "It'll probably be on the news later, try catch it there." He added, sounding quite normal in the way that he spoke. Suspicions were the death of people at times.<br/><br/>"Odd. I was gone for only a couple of minutes at the very most. The library was still open at that point. Doubtful that it should have closed so soon. But oh well." While his voice was steady as usual, his mind was contenplating just what on earth the woman was doing. Surely something so, loud, and visible would have attracted onlookers of all shapes and species. Shifty character indeed, maybe some kind of nocture. There were no visible signs though, just as usual. A werewolf was doubtful, they forever seemed to be brash, perhaps a vampire or one of his own, a ghoul.<br/><br/>Not wishing to find out what the woman's motives were, or what she was exactly, Korin merely walked away from the library and the shady person.<br/><br/>------------------------------------------------------------<br/><br/>"Indeed. Aroggant, manipulative, and overall an arse of a creature." Marcus agreed with the male, it was quite obvious that the man was some form of nocture. No normal, then again normal could be out of the question entirely, human being would ever be some relaxed and calm when faced with such a scene of gore and murder. That boded the same for his female companion. "So, for what form of creature am I to take you as then? Perhaps ones not so docile, as evident these...pieces." He asked the pair, it was perhaps rude to ask what exactly another nocture was, but given the circumstances then it seemed quite alright in Marcus' mind. Just as was polite back amoungst the more, noble, of Byzantine and Roman nocturne.<br/><br/>------------------------------------------------------------<br/><br/>Rosalie was quite worried about the new person that had appeared, as was usual for her. She had seen him around the theatre before, lurking around the place like some kind of stalker. She'd even heard that he was some kind of ancient, but rumours weren't exactly reliable. Smiling at Taru, she purred to him. "I do not think a small amount of vater shall kill us, let us go, ja?" She wasn't so bothered about the mysterious stranger since Taru was around, she figured that Taru would likely try to do something if the creep tried anything against them.