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Kauro, when he had been knocked flying, had avoided serious damage from the hit thanks to his quickly raised defense feild. As he went flying through the cavern entrance and entered where his other feild was, it wrapped around him, clearing the entrance for the woman's attack and keeping him from injury as he slammed into the ground outside the cavern. The jolt and shock from the impact had dazed him for a moment as the woman approaced him. If she had been hostile, it would have been the perfect time to strike, as his feild was not manifest at the time, having dissipated when his mind was jarred from concentration from the hit. When she touched him and sent the healing energy waves through him however, they were absorbed into him with no visible effect on his exterior, but he left his dazed state and looked up at her as his eyes cleared. "Wha?" He said, still recovering slightly as he sat up. Physically he seemed absolutly fine, even though the hit should have been strong enough to break a persons bones. However, first and foremost in his mind was the one that he had been fighting, as he looked for Jenova, trying to find her position again.

Kauro stood, as he saw Jenova's predicament. Now that he wasnt being forced to defend, this battle had became far tilted in his favor, if he could focus purely on offense. slowly, the blood from all the dead creature's around him began moving, coalescing, floating into the air. It was coming together into eight long, six foot double-helix shape's, the most powerful phisical weapon Kauro could manifest for ranged combat, eight lances, slowly forming together as he nodded as a response. the only problem with this pure offense was that he was basically defenseless like this, pouring all his power into attack power, with none leftover for defensive sheilds. Each lance was pointed at Jenova as they hovered in the air, deadly-sharp blood-point's catching the light of the mako-barrier in a soft scarlet gleaming along there length's. There was almost no blood on the ground anywhere, it had all been drawn and coalesced together into these lances. how ironic it was, her own blood-creature's would be what killed her. Then... they all hurled forward straight at Jenova.

As Jenova faded away into nothing, the lances shuddered in midair before bursting into there base component, blood. Huge waves of it soaking the chamber from its compressed self, although since he wasn't actually in the chamber and Unisha was only barely, none of it got anywhere near them. Kauro stretched out his arms above his head, before dropping them again. "I certainly didnt expect that when I came here." He muttered, kneeling down among the dead body's, where blood only remained in little pools, which it came trickling out of towards him, crawling up and over his shoes to end up hidden under his jeans until it appeared again on his torso, which was now exposed, thanks to the narrowly avoided beam from earlier tearing the front open, and tracing over his body, everywhere except his face. He looked down at his hands, the same gentle spiral into there middle's, then sighed. He didnt usually use this much of the power granted him by Lilith, and it was going to start affecting him. But, he needed it for now. He stood again, looking towards the women that had helped him out of what would admittedly have been a tight spot if she hadnt arrived. "Thanks for your help." He said to her, as he knelt again, standing with a tonberry knife, looking at it idly for the moment.

Kauro looked up from the ritualistic knife he was holding as the woman started asking questions. "She wasn't what I expected. Yes, im fine, mostly." He said, taking the questions in sequence. When she asked who and what he was, he smiled slightly. "Im Kauro. Kauro Nagasi." He said, executing a little bow with a flourish, then straightening again. "As for what I am... Have you ever heard of the Dead Sea Scrolls?" He asks. That would be the simplest way to see if she knew of any of his kind. "You probobly woudnt see anyone do that, I am very... unique. As for a pyramid, no, I do not recall any pyramid, just waking on an island."

Kauro looked over at Unisha. "Another world?" He asked suddenly. This girl, she wasnt a lilin, but not one of adam's children either. He didnt know quite what she was. "Those things, Tonberry's, was it? They may seem slow, until they try to stab you." He said, recalling the speed the thing had moved when it thought he had been in range. A human probably wouldn't even see its arm, just a blur. "So you dont know the scrolls then? Well, not surprising, since you dont seem to have been seeded I suppose." He said, kneeling down again, to examine something on the ground. "The Lilin named us Angel's." He said after a moment. "Those on another world."

"She said that there were other's here as well..." Kauro said quietly as he stood from the dead tonberry he had been looking at, and looked towards Unisha again. "That is exactly what I heard as well." He said, refraining from mentioning that the information had been gotten directly from Jenova and had included an 'offer' to became one of her carrier's that was why they had been fighting in the first place. "Dont worry about the scrolls." He said, "Like I said, Im not surprised you dont know them." He looked up the cave shaft, where light could just barely be seen from here. Jenova had said there were others, and Unisha said there were three of them. More questions, more unlikely to be found answers.

"I would like to meet them actually." Kauro said, glancing at Unisha before looking back down the tunnel and starting down it. "Yes, I can. I assume those wings mean you can as well." He said, as he kept walking down the tunnel, glancing down at himself as he walked and sighing. "Im gonna need to get new clothes too." He muttered to himself as he walked. After all, only the arms and back of his shirt were still functional, the front was totally gone. His pants had actually weathered well, although there were a couple of tears, and a long gash along one leg from the same near skim that had taken out the front of his shirt.