If there was one thing that could define Aubrey, it was that strange gift of being able to eat two whole hamburgers and still order dessert. It was no secret that Aubrey loved food, not seeing him with at least one donut in his right hand was... worrying, because he always had something to chew on. Although he didn't consider himself someone who "ate all the time," it was ironic, since the wastebasket next to his desk was literally mostly filled with food wrappers. Anyway, right now he couldn't even think about something to eat, because just imagining what was coming made his stomach churn.

The atmosphere was somewhat tense; the smell could already be perceived from meters away even while enclosed in that bag. Or whatever that was, being wet with fluids and liquids, probably chemical and also... biological, due to decomposition. Aubrey took the zipper of that bag while Hodgins did the same, each with latex gloves on their hands so as not to damage any evidence. They pulled the bag slightly upwards as they opened it, letting the bad smell take over their nostrils. The grimaces soon followed, with Dr. Saroyan letting out a soft "Ugh..." upon seeing the advanced state of decomposition of the victim.

"It's like my nose hairs have fallen out..."

Aubrey commented, clearly not used to the smell of a corpse mixed in acid. He looked at you carefully before Dr. Saroyan commented something about the state of the bones. Hodgins from his wheelchair raised an eyebrow slightly, fixing his gaze on you and Aubrey, noticing how he looked at you too much... Perhaps, trying to subtly get your attention. Although Hodgins didn't say anything, this didn't go unnoticed by Dr.Saroyan either, who pretended to be extremely interested in the bones.