Samantha wanted to step back out of his embrace when he wrapped his arms around her. Nothing good could come of being this close to him. The idea of being marked didn't seem to make her very happy. She shifted uneasily. She couldn't help but squirm a bit as his tails held her from behind, making it hard for her to move back, though that was probably the plan. If there had been different circumstances, the nuzzling against her neck would have felt quite nice, but at the moment it just made her more uneasy. A light blush spread across her cheeks as he breathed on her neck, causing goosebumps. A small cry tore from her lips as he bit her and she squirmed, trying to get away. Her eyes widened and she whimpered a bit as he said it was going to sting. As she felt his tongue run over her punctured neck, she winced, but she couldn't move away. Her cute face cringed at the sizzling noise and she hissed a bit at it. She wasn't expecting him to whimper like that, after all it wasn't him that was being hurt. Then he explained it; he didn't like the sound.<br/><br/>She wanted to put a hand on her neck, but the tails wouldn't allow her to do so. She could only take his word for it. At least it didn't hurt anymore. She just stared at him as he said he could smell her doubt. "So you can smell all emotions?" The question just kind of slipped out. She just stared as he went on about how good he was. But by the time he was done, she looked a bit puzzled. "Incubi demon?" She asked. She really didn't know a thing about demons. She nodded at the last question. She really was curious as to what he was. He wasn't a dog, he had already said that, but he had dog like ears. Maybe a wolf or fox or some kind of weird cat? She thought about it for a moment before deciding it would just be best for him to show her.