The frown on Ashwarya's lips deepened, though she did nod and begin making her way towards the bar counter. Suppose if no one else was around, she should probably stand in and help the man out. "I'm sure Kino or Cheru wouldn't mind you doing that, heh. Usually what they tell everyone to do." Ash assumed the two aforementioned women were the ones he had referred to, when he said he knew the 'owners.'
"I haven't been here as long as some people, but I can tell you those two are still here. The only one that hasn't been around yet today is Kino." Somewhat lazily, Ash pulled herself onto a bar stool. "That cat's an odd one sometimes though. She's probably just off wandering somewhere."
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The heat coming off Tarrin at this point was becoming unbearable for Addison, who -- when forced with the decision of moving behind a tree, or closer to Cheru (and Kino's body) -- had opted for the tree. The girl had already caught a glimpse of the bullet wound on her forehead when Cheru rolled the body onto its back, and that was more than enough for her. Addy could be found with one arm over her stomach and the free hand covering her mouth. The whole scene was a bit much for her.
Tarrin, however, showed next to no reaction just yet. The poor boy's face was drenched in tears, but the only motion he gave off at the moment was a faint tremble. Reiko was not reached for, nor did she get a look, when the woman neared the body. He'd simply clamp his eyes shut after a moment or two, and glare blindly down at the charred ground around his feet. Had anyone been in their right mind at the moment, they might realize how much like his father Tarrin was. The typical heatwave reaction was something not unlike Reno at all.
Granted, that wasn't necessarily a good thing, given Reno's temper.
If continuously left alone, Tarrin would eventually begin walking off to the left and into the trees, away from the body. He was aware he was scaring Addison, even if he didn't immediately make it obvious.