Levi was silent as he sat down as well.

"Tell me. What's wrong?" Sharp asked, clearly taking things seriously.

"Well, different voices have surfaced." Levi said. "They sound like they're invading my head, and not speaking into my head, if that makes sense." he went on.

Sharp was silent, and just narrowed his eyes.

"....go on..." he said.

Levi then bit his lip, looked up, and removed his shades once more, showing the man his eye.

"And THIS happened." he said.

Immediately, Sharp's own eyes opened wider, and he unconsciously withdrew slightly.

"Good God almighty..." he said under his breath.

"..............." Sharp was silent, before regaining his composure, and sighing heavily.

"Ah... well." he said.

"Hm." he mumbled.

"How best do I explain this...?" he wondered, thinking about it.

"Ah!" he said, snapping his fingers. "Tell me, are you both aware of the stories that H.P. Lovecraft wrote, about elder Gods such as Cthulhu?" he asked them.

Ally and Levi nodded their heads, Levi looking far more nervous.

"Well, those stories, while fictional, DO contain frightening elements of truth." Sharp exclaimed, before levelling a serious look at Levi.

"...and YOU are in contact with those entities."

Sharp leaned back in his chair, and briefly licked his lips.

"Well." he said.

"If nothing is done, there's only one fate for you." he told Levi.

"....and that is...?" Levi asked, concern and fear in his tone.

"Your mind and body are twisted, eroded, and corrupted by their influence, turning you into a demented and deformed vessel of chaos and destruction, whose sole purpose is to prepare the Earth for their return, spreading their mental and physical influence, becoming a very threat to the entirety of humanity, eventually." Sharp told him plainly, bluntly, and matter-of-factly.

Levi was stunned to the point of silence, his lower jaw dropping upon hearing what is fate would be.

"That's IF nothing is done." Sharp then stressed.

"We'll do all we can." Sharp replied.

"This is a very delicate situation, and we don't have any guaranteed methods, but I will put every single resource I have at my disposal into dealing with this." he vowed.

"A lot of this depends on YOUR mental fortitude." he then told Levi.

"You have to be strong, and WANT to remain... well... you." he said further.

"I... I see." was all Levi could respond with.

Sharp shook his head.

"No, not right now." he said.

"I need to get the gears in motion here." he told them.

"I will let you two discuss this as need be, or let you both come to terms with this information, however you like." he said.

Levi just nodded.

"Okay, thank you." he said quietly.

"The important thing here is that you do not give up hope." was the last thing Sharp said to Levi.

Levi was silent, and looked at her.

"....yeah." he said.

"I hope so." he said further.

He then sighed, before looking at his hands.

"...never thought I'd be in THIS kind of situation..." he mumbled quietly.

Levi just sighed.

"There was a time when I dismissed wiccan things are nonsense." he told her.

"Now... they seem more normal than anything." he admitted.

"And I know better than to turn away something that has a chance of helping me." he went on.

"So if you find any, please let me know."

"..." Levi was silent as he heard that.

And then his face turned red.

"Ah, I..." he stammered. "That is... all right." he said.

"I won't complain to that." he told her... before his face went even redder.

"That's not what I meant!" he exclaimed.

"I mean, I don't have a problem with it!" he said, growing even MORE flustered now.

"I mean, I'll understand!" he finally spat out.

"Ah... I'm not sure..." Levi admitted, finally composing himself.

"Really. I don't know." he said.

"Maybe it'll help if I try and zone out and distract myself." he went on.

"Can I borrow your good headphones?" he asked. "You know, with the noise-cancelling cushioning on them?"

Levi paused as he accepted them.

"...I'm sorry?" he said.

"KEEP them?" he asked.

"Ah... but... wait, why?" he asked her.

"These things are really expensive, are they not?" he asked further.

"I mean, don't get me wrong, I won't refuse, but... why? Are you SURE about this?"