It seemed to take the girl a bit to register everything and finally speak again, though when she finally did Zander kind of wished she hadn't. She started babbling on about this and that and asking a million questions all at once. Humans really were annoying creatures, though it wasn't just humans really. Even demons easily got on his nerves, especially the females that seemed to fall all over him in hopes of getting his attention and being able to say they had been with the Prince of Hell. Not happening.<br/><br/>Once she was done talking, Zander just stood there, looking at her. He took a few minutes before he finally decided to answer, those few short minutes thinking about simply leaving her to fend for herself. There was enough to deal with already, he didn't need her complaining about everything that he hadn't done. "Because, if we had they would've caught us before getting there and you'd be in one of their stomachs right now, if you were lucky," he said, his voice a bit harsh as he stared at her.<br/><br/>Again he waited a moment before continuing. "To answer your other questions; one, they're someone I'd much rather not deal with and probably won't take too well to you. Two, they stay in a place in the mountains, away from any humans. So that answers three and four; yes it's a long way but no we don't need a car because it'd not going to get us very close."<br/><br/>With that he started towards the exit of the garage. It was going to be a long trip there, a very long trip. Zander knew very well how slow humans were and how quickly they tired. He could've made it there by himself before sunrise, but now with the human tagging along they'd be lucky to get there before sunset tomorrow. Just what he wanted. And that was if they were lucky enough to avoid any more trackers. "Try not to draw any attention with those powers of yours, we don't need any more trouble finding us before we get there," he said, his voice a bit bored now.<br/><br/>But knowing his luck, they would definitely run into something. The real question was, what exactly would that be?