He looks at his hand, the flames flickering out from the holes in his gauntlet. How can I find out? He pulls up a human disguise, and walks up to a random person in the park he's in, flopping into a bench. "What a day." He puts his head in his arms like he didn't notice the other guy. He peeks at him, and the human notices him. "You have a bad one too?" He nods, and sits up slightly. "What brings you to this depressing place?" The human sighs. "Bad day at work. Forgot to file some paper, and the boss threatened to fire me if I don't get it in by next week. How you been doing?" He give a sad smile to the human, and shakes his head. "Just one disaster after another. Meet a old colleague earlier, and we just fought again. He still blames me for what happened, all those years ago." The human give a short bark of a laugh. "It's always your fault too, eh?" The man sighs. "Sometimes....sometimes I wonder if anyone out there really cares about me. I'm stuck in a low paying job I hate, but I can't get a better one because I have no other experience." He shakes his head, taking off his hat. Xerces holds out a hand to shake. "I'm Xerces. Xerces Starburst." They shakes hands, and the human says, "I'm Jacob. Jacob Anderson." He smiles at Xerces. "That's a interesting name. Are you foreign?" Xerces does a so-so wave with his hand. "I guess you could say that. My job is killing me." Or, at least, the other employees are trying to. He looks thoughtful. "If you could stop all the worlds problems, but at your painful expense, would you?" The man looks confused. "That's a interesting question. Like, I'm doing all the work? If I'd get the credit, I suppose so. Why?" He shrugs. "Oh, no reason. Just wondering what someone else thought of it."