The creature hissed lowly, disliking how Aito was contemplating over death in such a way. Death was always going to be the worst thing over a temporary humiliation, there was no need to contemplate over it. [i]”Nothing wants to die on instinct! Humiliation only lasts for a short time before it dies out. Why would you even want to contemplate the thought that death would be comparable to humiliation…”[/i] That was quite a silly thing to think about, of course death wasn’t going to be the option when choosing between the two. Getting a little annoyed at how idiotic Aito appeared to be it tried to not think about it, instead wanting to know about the reasoning behind why Aito saw Viral’s transformation as not a great benefit. [i]”Hmm a curse. How unfortunate. That must be an awful existence, knowing you might destroy your allies because of something you can naturally do. I’m surprised you have the patience to just sit on me while he has disappeared with the girl like that…”[/i]

Viral was a little distracted after all that, feeling like he could get nothing more from the lake unless he went back in again and did all that hunting once again. There was so much he could do whether it was keep moving and find somewhere else to go or go back in the water and make himself a home there; however, those desires were being hindered and held back by something else. There was other places he should be and some other elements missing that he was supposed to have at this moment. He felt confused and cloud and despite wanting to eat Yumi, he gave her food that he had picked up instead of trying to attack her in a vulnerable moment. With his eyes staring onwards he grunted when Yumi called out, slowly turning around to stare at her he hissed under his breath before groaning as he rubbed his head. He didn’t really know what was going on, he didn’t even know if he was understanding her. Slowly rolling his head in his palm he soon withdrew it, staring at his claws before turning around again, continuing his walk to somewhere as his mind could barely focus.