Sage shook his head, he could tell the other was... unstable at best, but such was often the case when those who were already troubled were then changed. Still, it didn't excuse his actions, but inflaming the situation right now wouldn't help anything, so he simply watched. He watched the woman panicking and being jostled about... But at least she was still alive, though that was perhaps a small comfort.<br/><br/>But as the knife was pushed deeper he couldn't help but notice Milo's reaction as well. Why was a vampire like him allowed out into the city unsupervised anyway? Wasn't he a danger? When asked why they pretended at being human Sage shrugged. "Mixing in with your prey is far easier than skulking about at night." He replied flatly, everyone knew that... though it didn't mean that he didn't sometimes wish he didn't have to. Of course, one could get away with going out regardless, people wore all sorts of things these days so even his crimson eyes might not attract too much attention by passersby, but it was easier just blending in.<br/><br/>He watched the blood flick onto the ground and he could tell Milo was struggling. But thankfully it seemed the other was finished, and after tossing the woman aside he took off, and like Milo, Sage didn't chase him. Instead, he sighed, he could tell the woman was about to change, though he wondered if it would actually be successful... He hoped her screams wouldn't be loud enough to attract anyone passing by, but they had gotten away from the worst of the crowds by now.<br/><br/>His first problem simply had to be Milo, and so he rolled up his sleeve and turned to the other, offering up his arm. "Drink. I can't have you going back out onto the streets looking like a rabid dog. And I don't have time to walk you home either." He said shortly, his eyes watching the other and his demeanor clearly implying that he didn't plan to accept defiance of his order, he didn't have the time to waste. He did take his phone out of his pocket and sent a brief text to the other hunters about the attacker's last location and direction, deciding to leave it to them, and then another to Alex about where they were now to come to tend the second fledgling of the night. Honestly... Things were getting tedious, and as it stood he didn't even think that nut case was the one they'd been looking for originally, he was too sloppy.