He would dry himself off as well, flashing the woman a smile. "Thanks." He'd say, after all was said and done. "Nights like these make me wish I'd gone with a car." He said with a light laugh, handing the towel back.<br/><br/>He would follow her down towards the basement, carrying along a small pack with him.<br/><br/>"Well, I came in after work, like I usually do. Get a few drinks, maybe play some pool, and keep an eye on things. Was chatting with this one lady that goes by the name of Al; I get the feeling she's a hunter, too. Then the news came on about the missing children and Devil Bat Cave. I Don't think I caught his name, but their was a guy..." He would give a decently accurate description of JJ. "He was talking loud enough for the whole damned bar to hear, saying stuff about how he knows what lurks in the shadows, and that their really are things that go bump in the night, and he's a super special snowflake that knows how to handle it all. He shot his mouth off, singled out me and  Al, and generally speaking, put targets on everybody's damned backs. Not even a half hour after he shot his mouth off, the monsters were attacking the bar. That's not coincidence. It's that prick, trying to act like some kind of action hero. I'd bet money on it. He's dangerous." He would explain this to Arathel as he walked down into the basement, loud enough for the others to hear him.<br/><br/>"Whoever that guy was, he acts like this is all some freakin' movie and he's the hot shot hero that's gonna save the world and get the girl. I'm avoiding him like Hell now, and I'd suggest everybody else does, too. Somebody like that will just make things<em>more</em>difficult and dangerous, as far as I'm concerned." He delivered his whole long speech with a somewhat calm, slightly annoyed, tone of voice.<br/><br/>Afterwards, he would look to Otis. "Glad you made it out alright." Then, his attention would turn to the other man. "Howdy. I'm Leof. And usually not so ticked off." He says with a subdued laugh.