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The splash into the pool was the first thing that got Hitsu's attention, and she looked rather alarmed at first. Who wouldn't be after what had just happened? When she saw Vash flailing around and screaming like he was drowning, she tried to hold back a chuckle. Stepping over to the side of the pool, she took it upon herself to try and help him to calm down. "Vash? Vash! You're in the shallow end of the pool! Stand up!" She honestly couldn't understand how he hadn't figured this out, and the scene made her giggle.

Then, somehow between Vash's screams, Hitsu heard the sobbing. She took a quick glance around to figure out just who it was, and when she finally laid eyes on Dynast she looked quite startled. She didn't even think he knew how to cry, let alone let himself do it. To Aisuru's statement, Hitsu could only shake her head slowly. Right now, she was too confused to give the explanation. For a long moment, she thought as Orion did, something was wrong and Dynast was trying to fake emotions to have everyone drop their guard. "What on earth is going on...?" She murmured. It was then that she saw Aerith coming in through the door, and she went slack jawed when the young woman kneeled next to Dynast.

Rubbing at his eyes, Dynast seemed surprised to find someone sitting next to him. His sobbing didn't die down much at all, making it all the more difficult to understand him as he tried to speak. "I-I.. C-cou-ld've ki-killed them!" He stammered, sniffling all the while. While Unaru had intended to give Dynast the emotions that Hitsu felt toward the situation, which he had quite clearly succeeded in, Dynast had no idea how to control himself. In an instant he'd been hit hard with the urge to cry when he was overcome with regret, both being something he'd not experienced once in his life. How was he supposed to stop his tears?

Picking himself up from the floor, Yuki winced for a moment or two as the throbbing below his waist finally eased up and faded away. Once his discomfort had gone, he carefully stepped past Aisuru and approached Dynast. He paused several feet away from he and Aerith, staring down at the both of them in confusion. Tilting his head a moment as the sobbing Mazoku tried to explain the situation, his mind worked as he tried to figure out how Dynast of all people could have a breakdown.

[Posting for Sailor Aerith again, obviously.]

Aerith was surprised that Dynast could show such strong, raw emotions. Last time she met him, he had tried to kill Sphinx. He didn't seem like the type who would openly sob hysterically in public. She probably appeared to be sappy, just barging in on the party without greeting anyone, and going straight to Dynast and comforting him.

The flowergirl wiped his tears away in a motherly way, all whilst rubbing his shoulder. Most people would think she was trying to flirt with him, but she'd honestly treat anyone this way. Aerith began to wonder who made Dynast cry; He must have been a great deal cruel to make someone so hardy blubber like this.

For a long while, Hitsu couldn't do much but stare. Aisuru's laughter didn't seem to concern her, though she couldn't quite bring herself to laugh at the situation. Of course, being clueless on the cause had her more concerned than amused. It seemed to click once Unaru stepped up, that he was responsible for Dynast's rather unexpected change in mood. Hoping to help Unaru in the situation, she spoke up as well. "Yes, Aerith... You... Might want to be careful."

As Yuki watched the display before him, he had begun to fidget. His brain was screaming two different things right now, and while he appeared to want to approach the two, once he'd leaned foreword to take a step he'd paused. On one side, should Dynast decide to snap out of it while he was within reach, there would be a very real chance that Yuki would be... For lack of a better term; ********. On the other, there was Aerith. He had no idea who she was, but the fact that there was an attractive female not five feet away that was getting attention from Dynast grated at him.

With this final thought, he apparently made his decision. Screw physical safety, he'd take his chances. Practically bounding over alongside Aerith before he gave himself the chance to change his mind, he kneeled down next to her. While reaching over her shoulder in an attempt to remove her hand from Dynast's shoulder, he offered her a confident smile. "Why don't ya leave him be for a bit? I'm a lot more interesting, and I'm not prone to emotional breakdowns."

From his position near the doorway, yet well out of range of where the door would swing upon being opened, Vincent only stared. If he found humor in much of anything, it would be this. The collar of his cloak nearly hid the small smirk that tugged at his lips, but that would most likely be the extent of his visible amusement.

[Sailor Aerith's post.]

"I know who I'm dealing with, don't worry." She said in a congenial tone, as she automatically assumed that Unaru was worried about her. Although having the best intentions, the sweet fragrance of flowers that wafted around Aerith was probably nauseating Dynast. She continued to rub his back gingerly as a young man, who strongly resembled someone she knew, approached her. He took her hand off of Dynast's shoulder softly, and tried to woo her with a suave tone. She took her attention off of Dynast for a little bit, still keeping an eye on him. "Oh? And why do you deserve my attention, Mr...?" She didn't know his name, but Aerith loved to act coy around men. She didn't really see him as a potential boyfriend, but it was almost in her nature to be interested in love. If she would have turned around, she would have noticed Inu kick Dynast, but her attention was now diverted.