He nodded, though as Luca pointed to a man chatting on a small thing Aries' eyes widened. "That little piece of metal?" He asked, clearly shocked. "How far away can you be for it to work?" He hadn't ever realized that such thing was a communication device... He had always just thought some people talked to themselves sometimes. "I won't lose you though, your scent is... different than most people. I knew it right away last night, that your scent was the one I needed to follow." He couldn't explain it really, but everyone smelled a little different, some sweeter, some more tart... But Luca's was much more distinct Aries thought, he wouldn't mistake it for anyone else's. "But..." He mumbled, leaning closer to the other and sniffing softly before walking normally again. "It is harder like this I guess..." Without any blood seeping out the smell was fainter, so if they were on opposite sides of the town he probably wouldn't be able to find him immediately.<br/><br/>He didn't have too much trouble keeping up as they walked even with his shorter strides, but he was a bit glad now that he had slept just before they left, and also that the sun would be setting sooner rather than later. "Do you sleep during the day then?" He asked, how else did the other manage to get any rest? "Wouldn't it be easier to just go to towns with less of them? This city is pretty empty right now... But more will be coming soon." He stated as he kept his eyes firmly on the other's back. He was used to the trends of vampire and hunter movements since he had been following them for centuries now, though usually, he sought out high populations of them rather than low ones. This city, for instance, was in a middle state and he wouldn't have found himself here without the tip that he'd find someone special here. He was glad he had decided to listen.<br/><br/>When asked what he liked eating he hummed thoughtfully, but his tone wasn't as cheery as one might expect given the enticing topic. "I don't need to eat, and I don't have money, so I don't..." He mumbled, keeping a slight smile on his lips. Many vampires ate human food and drank alcohol just because they could, even though the only real sustenance they needed was blood. Aries though hardly took anything into his system, and never the life-giving fluid. "But sometimes people give me food." He said in a slightly more peppy tone. "The lady who gave me these clothes gave me cookies, and another time I got to try pizza." He grinned warmly at such simple, and to most mundane, things. He liked getting to try things that humans ate, he liked getting to pretend to be like them, but he didn't allow himself to get spoiled, he didn't want to enjoy too many things and find himself wanting to live. That, he had decided, would be sinful. "Have you been to a lot of places? Have you been to the ocean before? It's really pretty! It tastes really bad though." He laughed childishly, taking a few more hurried steps to catch up again as he'd lagged a step or two farther behind while he'd been talking. It was strange, but he hadn't once looked around them, he hadn't wanted to... He was happy just watching Luca, even if it was just his back. It wasn't nearly as lonely as staring out into the sea of people he usually passed on the streets.