Leon watched as the woman fidgeted about, feeling slightly annoyed with her.  "Indeed, I don't think I saw any falling stars," he lied.<i>Then again, I suppose it would be true considering I wasn't exactly watching myself,</i>he thought.  "In any event, you should be heading home now.  My previous statement of this place's danger still stands, and I'm sure you have family that must be worried about you, miss."<br/><br/>He stopped for a moment as he considered her words.  "It is however," he corrected, "a valiant thing to rush to the aid of others, even if it is of misconceived reasons."  He did have to respect her for her willingness to help other people.  It surely could be taken as a sign that humanity had hope.  "Now, perhaps I could escort you back to your residence," he suggested, waving his hands off towards the entrance she'd come from.   In the back of his mind he hoped it wasn't painfully obvious that he was trying to keep his distance from her.  He knew full well the circumstances of what would happen if he came in contact with this woman.  "I would not consider myself a respectable man if I were to leave you to yourself, miss....um.  Say, I don't even know your name.  Mine is Leon," he offered, gesturing to the label on his sure.