She sat in the chair and had glanced out the window a moment, the dim moonlight shining on her deep red eyes until the human spoke. She glanced to him from the side before sighing. "You are not used to vampires, are you child?" She asked, her tone almost a bit... pitying. "He's little more than at the strength of a human now... It's a truly pathetic state for someone of his bloodline to be in at his age. He is still young for a vampire, and yet he perhaps has a decade or so if he keeps going at this rate." She touched her lips to imply that she could tell as much from taking her "payment".<br/><br/>"That child should have had no issue carrying you back here, even in the light of day were he well-fed, and yet he seems liable to keel over... All for what? Some corpse." She spoke with an icy tone, but one that implied she was only stating the truth as she saw it, regardless of how cruel a truth it might be. She saw no reason for a vampire in his prime to waste away because of something so foolish. "If he had fed from you then I have little doubt he could have brought you back on his own. Instead, here we are awaiting someone to fetch us. Were you worse off, you would have died because of his recklessness." She stared hard at Elliot for a long moment, but Callan cleared his throat from the doorway and gave her a hard look.<br/><br/>"None of what I said is a lie, child of the Grams'." She replied before he spoke, but the vampire just shook his head. "That's enough, my business is mine, and if you lot are trying to poison him against me then I would rather send him back to his family than what you harass him." Callan said in an even manner, though clearly he hadn't been pleased with her remark about Elliot dying... Granted, he also didn't argue, she was right. "Children shouldn't speak out of turn." She quipped before standing. "I will be leaving you to him then." She turned and within a moment was once more a serpent, slithering out of the window and into the night. Cal sighed, he figured she would stay close, but clearly she had decided to leave without further discussion. "The pain is better, right? Think you can eat now? Or would you prefer to sleep?" He asked Elliot, deciding not to remark on what the serpent had said. He understood that Sol had probably asked her to try and convince Cal to change his ways too, but it seemed no one really cared what the vampire himself thought about it all.