Tar
Henry thoughtfully scratched the back of his head while attempting to process the information the - all things considered, kinda odd - man had exposed. And leaving the miscellanous details to the side, the science fiction account was by no means anything other than terrifying. Mr. Tar reasserted his dislike of cultists to himself in a silent nod.
He would've said something to the unknown criticizing his partner, but she said all that need to be said. No point in opening his mouth now, Saber could defend herself just fine. He wondered at the explanation for her eating habits she gave. He had heard of no such thing, but if she wanted to keep her nature mostly hidden, it was an excuse as good as any other.
The matter remained however, that with how things were in the Nexus, there was a very real and frightful chance the entities Grendel had described were to blame for this incident. They could not just dismiss him. He hadn't missed the implication that the natural weaponry required to leave the body in its current state was generally not possessed by the beings, but that wasn't enough to entirely close off the possibility.
"Ahem," Henry coughed into his hand before continuing. "Following your explanation. Suppose this was a 'Genestealer'. Why would it risk itself gathering biomass, as you put it, when the... cult is probably going about its function much more subtly?"
Sarse
The angel's eyebrow twitched. He could feel everything. And then she mentally sent the call of his damnation.
"If this lasts any longer the pants go next."
Sarse suddenly sat up and grabbed her by the shoulders, as impassively as possible, to remove her from atop of him. Of course since this effort required touching her, "impassively as possible" was really not so at all.
"Okay, that does it. We're going clothes shopping." He said in a steely tone, lifting her.