Nightmare Lilith Investigation (Job/Godfray)

This was the very first job that had been tasked to her by the Council as a member of the Six Paths. As cryptic as those people were, she could never find the will to bother questioning them. In-fact, she hardly got the chance to even speak with them; aggravating her each time they summoned her all the way out to Headquarters, abruptly preoccupied. Letting out a sigh as she trekked through the expanse of wood-land, obscured by the dark sky; despite it still being day. Natsu walked without her small orange companion, at peace by the silence that was supposed to be quite frightening to most, but to her, appeared relaxing. When you had the constant bickering of a demon blithering into your ear on a daily-basis; absence of any sound felt good once in awhile. But, despite her leisure in this moment, the scent of blood crept into her nose; hesitation forming within the motion of her feet. What the hell? Expecting this to come, the mass of scents that spewed out from within the distance sent her into a lather of confusion. One of the Council's frog assistants had informed her that this job would be quite.. appalling. But, even then, she wondered if he knew what her definition of appalling even was. After all, the god slayer had seen much worse than the scene that awaited her. Perhaps it had just been awhile since she last experienced something like this?

Ocean orbs, slightly florid in the dark area, ensnared the figure of familiarity that stood off in the distance. Barely able to make out his features, yet, satisfied by instinct, Natsu approached her team-mate casually, not bothering to make herself known. It wasn't until she stood a few feet away from him, that she came to a stop. One hand inclined against the hip, another rested by her side; wondrous eyes gaped almost cooly at Cirven. "I hope you aren't getting scared, partner." as if insulting him, she continued, "I would hate to have to do this on my own." it was uncertain to wether or not she was intentionally being rude, or perhaps, being polite. Those who spoke so dully remained a mystery to the curious.