Ryah glanced at the other male, chewing on his lower lip. It wasn't a suicide mission, per se, but he knew the risks, he knew there was a high chance he could die. But it was something he had to prepare for.  The reality of it was that Jackson had been one of the best. On a good day, partnered up with Charlie, they've been able to take him down during training. But Ryah suspected if and when they ran into Jackson, it was<i>not</i>going to be a good day. Still. He knew what he was getting into. He needed to try. He had to. How could he not? How could he leave Charlie to them? She was probably hurt and scared. Alright, maybe not scared. Charlie had always been strong and brave; barely anything phased her. "It never hurts to scope a place out, maybe check out the regulars and see if they know anything."<br/><br/>He leaned against the wall , crossing his arms in a deceptively-casual pose, looking coolly amused. "Oh, we're playing twenty questions, are we? It seems like you've a head start. You know all about Charlie and Jackson. But go ahead, I assume you have another question for me." He wondered what more Drake needed to know. He had to admit he was a little curious about the vampire himself.<br/><br/>Ryah had figured things would be safer in the day time. Most vampires were holed up, sleeping the sunlight hours away. Daywalkers seemed to be a rarer breed. He had hoped to take advantage of the fact that the undead were largely vulnerable right now. But it was early. He could afford to spare a little time, couldn't he?