Marcus sat quiet as she spoke, knowing where she was coming from. He sipped his drink a few times, making sure she knew he was listening. When she finished speaking he smiled to her, "No need to apologize, love", he said letting his accent sneak in for a bit. "I know just how you feel, those humans can be terrible creatures, it always surprises me that they can call some of us monsters", he said sighing. Seeing the scars on her made him think of the number of them he had himself.<br/><br/>He took a deep breath and shut his eyes, reopening them to show the whites had been replaced by a deep green. Equally green fire seemed to engulf his body, not hurting anything around him but blocking him from view. After a moment, two long, bat like wings spread forth from the flames, stretching a bit as if unused. The fire started to disepate, revealing he'd lost his clothes and they'd been replaced, more or less, by thick, black hair that covered most of the main spots of his body, despite his chest and the length of his arms. Two lines were seen down his cheeks, the same green as his eyes, and ended at his cheeks. As he puffed out his chest it was revealed to hold a number of long scars going in every direction, not a horrid sight but one that shows he'd been through a good amount. "I'm not trying to show off, don't worry", he said showing that his voice had a slight echo to itself.<br/><br/>As quickly as he'd made his true form appear it was gone, replaced by the normal looking boy still sitting across from her. He moved a little uncomfortably in his chair and sighed, "Man, it gets so annoying to put on this disguise again. I miss using my wings", he said looking back and sighing. "I could probably bore you all day with those scars but I doubt you would be interested after a while", he said letting out a little chuckle.