Aries supposed he hadn't ever really thought about things like that. He didn't have to worry about eating or drinking, or where to sleep or what to do if he was attacked... He realized that traveling as a human was much harder than as a vampire, or perhaps just as an immortal. "How far will we get a ride to? The next town?" He asked, looking up at the sky... Would they make it to another town, or perhaps even farther than that before the sun set? Then again, they could keep moving during the night since Aries was here, he would know if other vampires were coming and could keep Luca safe so long as there weren't too many of them... and preferably if they weren't well fed.<br/><br/>He nodded cheerily as Luca approved of his decision and hummed softly as they crossed the street and headed in to get some food. He was looking up at the menu and softly sounding out words when the human spoke again and he blinked up at him before an excited expression crossed his features, just for it to fade as quickly.<i>Monsters aren't supposed to be spoiled.</i>The thought crept up quickly in his mind and he scolded himself... He didn't deserve to be made any happier than this. So he hurriedly looked down and shook his head while trying to keep the smile on his face.<br/><br/>"Nn, I don't need anything. I'll wait outside instead." He said quickly before turning and heading back onto the street and moving to wait to the side of the building. His fingers crept up and tugged on the sides of his hood, pulling the fabric low over his eyes as he chewed his lip. Luca was very nice to him, but he realized that if he kept accepting his kindness, no matter how small, it would make him far too happy. He couldn't allow that, he knew that, so he decided he would have to be firm in turning down his offers. It was for the same reason that he continued trying to die despite knowing how futile it was, but he felt he had to be punished for what he was, constantly, until he could somehow repent. Despite this fervent belief though... He still felt miserable when he so desired to get to act like the humans all around him, and yet hated himself for wanting such a fallacy.