Lancelot hears what the other says, but every part of his instincts screams out that there is something wrong here. It could be that his instincts are adhering him to understanding the entity before him is either an enemy, like an enemy, or is hiding something from him. As to understand what volatile feelings are blooming with him, urging him to fight regardless - he waits.

A pause, the forest is almost all too still, and the air around them tenses. Then with swiftness, the Knight leaves from where he stands with a ferocious kick. The winds bear against them, and the trees snap as he rushes forth with his body barreling toward Mizuki. If he is unmoved the lance that comes for him does not even aim to hit at the body speaking to him, instead, Lancelot's weapon strikes in a direction where camouflaged tendrils from Mizuki may be.

It is out of his own interest and instinct to attack, but if he strikes nothing and earns Mizuki's Ire. The Knight will not attempt to fight him, less ill will bleed from the other after Lancelot incited this attack. He will remain on the defense, or stand there after he has made his action. Wondering if at all, his instincts were on the mark about something strange about this being - and if Mizuki does not speak.

Then he will ask sharply, "What are you?"