It bothered him slightly that she was so.. indifferent and sarcastic about what the books did and didn't mention, whilst he had genuine interest. And as there was no one around to teach him about the supernatural  things, books were the closest thing to answers one could get. She was so privileged with her knowledge, but she didn't seem to know nor care about that.<br/><br/>Lucius was a bit hesitating, doubting about what she would  fill him in on. None of this sounded like a choice, as if a contract had already been made regardless of his opinion on it. Though, she didn't seem like the worst to have around, he wasn't sure what to think about the things that were yet to come.<br/><br/>"..No I don't know" he replied. "Feeding your energy supply, you eating souls of men.. How do you expect me to get you souls? You don't actually expect me to kill others just so you can get their soul, do you?" he questioned. His hand brushed through his own hair. His concept of  a soul was a bit vague, and thus he wasn't sure what to think about what she said. He wasn't sure what was actually expected from him.  Yet again she seemed to show that superior attitude regarding her knowledge, as if it was common knowledge for everyone..  She didn't seem to realize how difficult it was to get books about these subjects, that seemed  logical.. as so many books contradicted eachother..<br/><br/>And without thinking about it, a question slipped out of his mouth "Do I die when you die?".