He scoffed dismissively. Abomination was pretty much how Angeal had seen himself. He looked up with mild surprise at the way Rory responded to seeing them. Honesty and objectivity was part of how medical documents were handled. There was more he needed to tell to keep from other tragic mistakes from happening even by accident. He decided to explain those after the question.

"It's uncomfortable to keep them hidden, yes. I don't think halls were made to accommodate my kind. Before I forget to mention, I have an ability that allows me to pass on genetic traits on to others by touch. It's better that you don't touch my hands if my gloves are off. You might want to note that down." Trust was hard to come by and Angeal felt comfortable enough to explain to Rory. His expression softened a bit to a more natural expression.

"I appreciate you not passing on judgement. You're a good man, Mister Williams. You can call me Angeal, or Geal for short." He offered with a smile.