Aries followed behind as they walked to the shop, nibbling his sandwich and when he finished he wrapped the cookie up in the wrapper and tucked it into his pocket to save for later... It was a special treat after all, so he wanted to take his time enjoying it. Once at the phone shop, he couldn't help his excitement as he looked over all of the devices, though when he was showed how to operate the one that would be his he found his head spinning a bit... It seemed very complicated, but he hoped he understood the basics.<br/><br/>Once that was done and they were back on the street he fiddled with the phone a bit more, trying to remember how to get back to the screen the woman had shown him that would make it so he could call Luca, though before he figured it out again the human spoke. He looked up to him, then to the sky before nodding, it would be dark before too long. When told not to give away anything he tilted his head but nodded regardless as they started back.<br/><br/>"Is it bad for them to know?" He asked as they walked, tucking the phone carefully into his pocket as though it might break just from being touched too much. "I usually tell the hunters, just like I told you. Most of them try to kill me... But some just ignore me now." He mumbled. It had seemed to become an interesting rumor among the hunters, a vampire that couldn't die but wouldn't fight back... It was a good chance to try new weapons and surely they could brag if they were the ones to kill him. But despite all the generation of hunters, none had succeeded. Some now didn't even try and just brushed him off as harmless and annoying.<br/><br/>He didn't notice the tension the other carried as they walked, the streets were still pretty crowded, and it wasn't yet too dark, so it was unlikely that anything would happen. And even if it did, Aries was fairly sure he could keep the human safe. "How come you don't just stay at one of the hunter's places for good? Even if there are a lot of vampires in town, you'd be safe there, right?" He asked, the thought coming to him as he realized that moving around all the time was probably worse than just settling down in a stronghold. "If you only go out during the day you'd be safe, right?" He followed with. While he had heard of a handful of other day walkers like himself over the years, they had all still been easy enough to kill with proper weapons, and were few and far between. So avoiding the night seemed easy enough... And yet Luca just kept moving instead.