As Luca tried to explain the concept of phones to him Aries eyes glimmered despite not understanding more than half of what he was saying. That was fine though, just the thought that people could talk to each other from so far away was already mystifying to him. He nodded as Luca then explained his sleeping habits, or rather how he managed it when always on the run, and tried to imagine it… but honestly he couldn't. He couldn't understand being afraid to die, not anymore.<br/><br/>His eyes lit up once more when he said he hadn't been to the ocean, the small vampire trotting up closer to his side a moment. "Yeah! Let's go to the ocean then." He said excitedly, it had been a long time since he last went close to the shore as many of the more congested cities were inland these days. "You can rest a bit more now I think… I'll try to keep you safe." He hummed. He was fairly sure that things would be a bit better for Luca just having a vampire around him, there would be plenty who wouldn't want to fight just for a meal. Not when there were easier targets.<br/><br/>"A ride? You don't walk the whole way?" He asked, tilting his head. He was used to always walking everywhere he needed to go, or at the most taking a boat. He had gotten some time on a train a while back though which had gone far faster than he thought something so big could travel. When told to look for something to eat he nearly got his hopes up that they might share a meal, but then he hurriedly scolded himself for being so selfish. Just food for the human was needed, nothing more.<br/><br/>After they had walked for quite awhile Aries saw a small shop that seemed to be selling pizzas and subs and such things, the vampire pointing it out to Luca. It looked like it wouldn't take long for the other to get his food and there were some tables inside for him to sit. "What about there?" He asked as it had been the only place that didn't look like a proper restaurant on the street they were on and he didn't think they had time for something like that if Luca wanted to be out of town by nightfall.