Aidou couldn't matching D's smirk, although it was far tighter than normal. "Likewise. But I think you'll find it's more difficult a task then you expect - what powers you may have once had are probably now gone, or at least close to it. I can't imagine physical capacities are any different." If the lightning brat had any more juice outside of this place, he could perhaps match a C class in that ability.

The subject of creatures attacking only threats came back to him. His smirk dropped. Mutated animals attacking him was wholly unnatural. "And I'm afraid to inform you that the creatures here don't discriminate. They will attack anyone held captive here, even you. It's part of the game; the rules you're used to don't apply."

It was impossible to overlook someone getting speared through the stomach, and Aidou looked back with one hand against the wall, wetting his lips with the tip of his tongue. The sight and sound of teeth rending flesh was not pleasant; there was so much hot blood pooling on the two... "Looks like that battle is about to end," he commented unnecessarily. Even if the two men could escape with the boy, nothing was going to save him sort of an extremely advanced healing process.

Aidou hadn't forgotten the "deal" he had made with Captain Jack.

He turned away from the faltering fight, and back to D, expression calm. He tugged a rope of ivy. "What's with that look? Come on, don't be shy. I promise not to look up your skirt, D."