He walks in, but rather than claim a seat, he just settles against the wall, leaning against it in a position that probably looked odd, but that he found comfortable. He didn't feel like sitting down. He felt oddly nervous, though outwardly, he shows exceedingly little.<br/><br/>"It was between me and Vergil. He kept talking about how he saw these signs saying that he was responsible for something. I told him it sounded like he had a guilty conscious, and he freaked. I asked him if it wasn't that, then why was he getting so bent out of shape? And he starts swinging. Kid's got a good right hook. I know." And she'd know what he meant by that, since she had looked at his file. Shine's been bullied a<em>lot</em>over the years. Three times last year alone, but this goes all the way back to when he was 13.<br/><br/>As for his medical condition... apparently, about four years ago, he was attacked by three older kids, and beaten so severely he had to be hospitalized for several months, with a long list of injuries. After that event, he had spent some time going to Calios mental hospital, and still goes there from time to time, too. He also has a prescription for an anti-psychotic drug known as paliperodone.<br/><br/>And the fun continues, Shine's life has been quite fucked up, to put it bluntly. His parents were murdered when he was 7, and he lived with his aunt and uncle until he was 14, when they died in a car accident, and he's been living with his grandparents ever since.<br/><br/>"I do have things under control, Kari-chan. It's Vergil who gets angry at the drop of a hat." He said dispassionately. This wasn't him trying to deflect blame or anything; this is his genuine viewpoint of things.