His eager agreement took her back for a moment. Not many humans would agree to follow a woman, at least according to what she'd been told about this side of the wall, but perhaps the accounts of this side were dated and therefore her people were misinformed. Though before she could think of other things the might deter his from joining her journey he'd already decided to pack and leave a note for his family. She followed him to his home hesitating a little before entering she wasn't sure if she might need to be invited into the houses of the human folk living in this town or not. Considering their disbelief in magic perhaps that saved them from full blooded vampires.<br/><br/>Livia stayed along the front door looking around while he gathered his things and packed them way before leaving a note on his family's table. "Are you sure this is how you want to leave it with them?" she asked after a quick glance at the note then shifted her gaze back onto him. "You may never come back, do you really want your last memory with your family to be sneaking out in the dark of night after leaving them a note?" she asked him wondering if he might change his mind about leaving if this would his last chance to see his mother and father again. "They might die before you could come back, hell we could fail and your entire village could be gone when you return" she continued her eyes still on him as she spoke. If he was still insistent on leaving with her she would not continue to fight but if he wanted to give her parents a proper good-bye she would allow him to have that time, she could always slip back over the wall and meet him somewhere when he was done.