Aigis hardly expected any other reaction to her possible transformation, so she didn't comment on Sasuke's blunt words. Nor did she feel the need to reassure about the ring, even though she knew it would not do no such thing as turn them. She merely waited, calm and composed, allowing Aidou's hand to be placed unceremoniously on her shoulder as they took the leap.

The disorientation was quick to pass, though Aigis was proud she remained upright the entire time. She shivered a bit longer than usual, but she didn't feel any sicker once the spinning stopped.

They were in the underground ballroom again. Aigis took a step away from the group, almost mesmerized by the shifting light of the torches along the walls. Aidou's voice rang out in a slight echo, but his words perplexed her. She hadn't questioned Sasuke's honesty. Perplexed, Aigis turned back to them, inclining her head to the dark-haired boy. "I apologize if I seemed dismissive. I look forward to you keeping your word..."

As it was, Aigis could only hope they would follow through if she changed. She wished for nothing less.

But as for her previous experience. "Not much at all. This room is the furthest we reached. There was..." She bit her lip. "... an altercation amongst my companions."