Aeria was so busy thinking back to the series of events that had happened in the past, causing her to miss the rest of the conversation. An unsettling feeling settled in her stomach, breaking her from her trance. She suddenly had a bad feeling in her gut. Aeria was intuitive, and whenever she got a bad hunch, it could only mean one thing. Something bad was going to happen. What, how, and where? She wish she knew the answers to these questions. The only thing she could do right now was to let her guard up at all times. Aeria's train of thoughts broke when she caught the scent of a newcomer. She was about to look back to see who it was, but Leon suddenly came in a bit of a rush, 
"- the Holy Spirit, One of you help me." He muttered and she raised an eyebrow in question. 

She looked at him, and was surprised when she saw him taking his glove off. "Leon?" She tried to grab his attention. He placed his hand in the water, feeling the temperature before cupping his hand and drinking from it. The hunch she got earlier had suddenly made her feel paranoid. What if there were harmful substances in the water? It probably wasn't the case, but it still crossed her mind. He shook his hand to get rid of the droplets of water before putting back his glove in. She could see his hands trembling slightly, and that got her attention. What would cause Leon to be so frightened? He was usually so bubbly. "Leon, calm down. What is it?" She asked, before glancing back to see Leon's friend, Keita. Did it have something to do with him being here? She wondered.

"You sensed it too, didn't you?" Leon spoke, and it came out like a whisper. "Did you catch his scent?" He asked frantically. Aeria took a moment to process his words, and realized that he was talking about the presence they had sensed earlier, and not Keita. She glanced at the water for a second before looking back at him, "You mean the one that you sensed when we entered the park?" She asked, not really sure if he was talking about the one earlier or if he had sensed it again. "About that.. Leon, that presence didn't have any scent." She said at a slow pace, not sure what to feel about it. 

It didn't make any sense, even to her. If the entity they sensed was using his or her mutation to make one's self invisible, then the scent should be even stronger. A mutant's scent is at it's strongest when using one's mutation. Aeria didn't pick up any hint of it, and only felt the presence through the way the air particles were moving. It was barely there, and if she hadn't been paying any attention, she would have easily missed it. Another breeze of wind came, as her curiosity went beyond the questions about the mysterious presence.