He pouted as the other insinuated that at least if Aries was a horrid cook he wouldn't know any better... But he wasn't actually angry about it. He watched the other lean forward a bit and felt his stomach churn a little... he could tell the man was exhausted, and that he was still waiting for Aries to feed from him. It honestly made him feel guilty, but he couldn't just flick a switch in his mind to make it acceptable either.<br/><br/>He nodded, though when he mentioned the other vampire being old he gave him an odd look. "He didn't seem that old." He murmured, he was older than Aries surely, but not by all that much by his measure. Even if a vampire aged a bit more slowly, or gracefully perhaps, he still couldn't imagine the man being someone he would call "old".<br/><br/>"Do you know other vampires beside him? Are there... A lot of them in the city?" He asked next, seemingly finding the conversation a pleasant distraction himself. He wondered how many people he may have met without knowing that they weren't human... But then again surely he would have been able to tell a little, right? Though as he recalled the other dressed as a human with contacts and all he figured that maybe he wouldn't know.