Well, that was at least mildly impressive. Of course, he was no more responsible for the creatures then Envy himself, but he could deal with that when it came up. For the time being, he'd simply play the part of the (relatively) innocent bystander. It wouldn't even be far from the truth; he'd done nothing except show a certain amount of disinterest in helping a pair of strangers.

Nothing to suggest that he'd been the culprit except for him being in the wrong place at the wrong time.

"Good evening," he commented to Envy as soon as he arrived on top of the roof, all but ignoring the fact that Envy looked more than a little angry.