That explanation did nothing to alleviate the frown, and, predictably, only strengthened it. Ienzo being involved was definitely not helpful, either; the fact that he was around Roxas at all was worrying enough, and that he had managed to be part of the reason Roxas was killed was twice as much so, even if he'd gotten himself hurt, too. Worse, this Eiji person had gone to far as to perpetrate that violence in the first place. What could have possibly been the reason or intentions behind that? She only wished she'd come here early enough to find out, or maybe put a stop to it. The frown was slowly edging towards a glare, but the interruption put a stop to any further questioning she might have attempted.

Perhaps it was for the best. It was much less troubling to turn her attention for Ven for the moment. The mention of 'creatures' had her glancing at the wall of water from whence he'd come, only to discover that there were far more that she'd expected, all kinds of things she'd never gottent the chance to see, in person or otherwise. It wasn't quite enough to take her mind off of what she'd just found out, but it did fill her with an unfamiliar longing to have a closer look. Still, she stayed where she was, ripping her eyes away from the sundry lifeforms and placing them instead on their new companion. Since Roxas seemed the most acquainted with Ven, she turned to look at him, apparently expecting him to answer the question.