Zander watched her reaction. She handled it a lot better than any other human probably would. Most would've screamed about it, maybe cursed and blamed him for everything while taking a swing at him. But she just stood there, silent for a bit, no doubt processing what he had just said. It was unfortunate she was in this position, but there wasn't much he could do about it now. It wasn't like he could just disappear and they'd leave her alone. They would still come after her in an attempt to draw him back, and if he didn't come back, well he didn't want to think about that.<br/><br/>He listened to her words, staying silent for the moment. Honestly, he didn't have an answer as to what she was supposed to do. Leaving her alone wasn't an option, not with the trackers around. And if she did come with him then that would mean leaving her family behind, possibly never seeing them again. And there was no guarantee that being with him would keep her safe. His life was a lot more dangerous than anything she had ever experienced, including what had just gone on tonight. Zander wasn't sure a simple human could deal with that.<br/><br/>But she wasn't just a simple human. Even if her only ability was illusions, if she learned how to control them right it could be a deadly weapon.<br/><br/>When she finally looked at him he saw her tears, and her attempt to wipe them away. For a minute he was silent to her question, his own mind still trying to figure out the best option. "Unfortunately anywhere you go they could appear, night or day. Trackers aren't worried about showing themselves to the world. They'll just kill whoever sees them and not blink an eye. So whoever you come in contact to for more than a brief moment is in extreme danger," he said, pausing to let what he was saying sink in.<br/><br/>"Going off by yourself is nothing more than suicide. They'd have you by sunrise tomorrow. But you're not completely helpless," he spoke, leaning away from the wall and taking a step towards her, reaching out and brushing away a stray tear that clung to her cheek. "It might just be illusions, but used right it can be one of the greatest powers. Messing with one's mind is a quick way to gain an advantage. Personally, I don't have any experience with such a thing, but I know people that have."<br/><br/>Zander grew silent for a moment, again letting his words sink in before he continued. "My father seems to be getting desperate to drag me back. Which means he's running out of options. If we can hold out until then, you'd be free to live your life again. Without worry of the trackers coming for you."