Aldin made a disgusted face. "To ruin my reputation?" He asked. Sighing, couldn't really think about any other way out of it. He held a hand out for Selene to get up with, as they walked towards the monster village. He felt uneasy going in here, but he tried his best to shrug off the feeling. Once they arrived at this town by afternoon, the town seemed bustling with activity. Slimes, slugs, archanes and all other types of monstrous girls traveled the streets. Not any of them seemed to be carrying a man. He walked around, seeing what they sold in these markets. None of them seemed to directly related to swords, however. Turning around, Aldin asked them: "Do you two want a bite to eat?"

Aldin sighed, rolling his tongue around in his mouth. He didn't want to pressure Selene, but it was really up to her. He silently awaited for her answer, wondering what if would be. When they talked about it, he was wondering if they were going to turn him into an actual monster girl. How long would it last, and was there any side effects? Aldin kept this to himself, giving a normal look. "Its up to you." He said, shrugging.

"Honestly, if we go to a human settlement we're going to need some disguises. And its not best if we separate since there's someone after us." He said, thinking about this for a bit. "Maybe I can blend in on the monster town. Do you have anything that can... lessen my human features?" He asked, looking at Selene for an answer.

To be honest, Aldin pitied these two. Maybe they might be useful later. As they walked out of the house, Aldin placed his bottle in his pocket. He began to wonder. If he were to ever approach a human town, how would those two hide themselves? They would need some sort of cover. A hood to cover Kina's ears, and something that could blend in with Selene's tails. He didn't really like the idea about going into a monster town, where he himself wouldn't fit in. He explained to them what he was thinking about, as they reached a crossroad between a monster and a human settlement....

Aldin sighed, and looked down at the floor. If only he had that before, he wouldn't be alone... But, would these people actually care for him? They seemed like a humble two. Kneeling down, Aldin played with Kina's hair a bit. He didn't say anything, but he stood up, and started to pack his things. "We better get a move on." He said, looking back at them.

"You could easily say that, but all I know is that. Who knows what else you've done! Your kind has slowly been taking away our own species. If you've known anything that's happened to me, you'd see clearly why I... hate your kind!" He roared. "If you want Kina to live, then here." He said, reaching into his pocket and pulling out a small bottle filled with blue fluids. "Just let her get a sip or two. She should be fine." Aldin said, rolling his eyes as he rested against the wall.