Harvey would have been annoyed by the fact that regardless of where they went, they weren't safe, except that he had become accustomed to lingering danger ever since he earned the spot of Gotham's DA. Apparently he hadn't been as prepared for that as he'd thought, but now that he'd lost half of his face and then some, it was hard for even the threat of getting bitten to top that.

Not that he was looking to add any more injuries onto the ones that he already had. They had made it out relatively unscathed, although it looked like the woman had been scratched on her back. She was handling it surprisingly well, and Jones was already asking her about it, so Harvey had no need to say anything more regarding it.

Taking the time to make introductions seemed unnecessary, but he became more interested when he heard the word "prosecuting" come out of the girl's mouth. And Jones was an archaeologist, of all things?

"Harvey Dent," he followed up. "And by prosecuting, you mean you're a lawyer? If that's the case, it looks like we have something in common." Not that he was practicing any longer, but he wasn't going to get into the details of his personal life with these two if he didn't have to. It was strange to imagine someone so young was already practicing, though she had insisted she was a prodigy.