Mai smiled, "I don't suppose pancakes are an option at this time of night?" he asked. He waited a bit and then spoke again, "Blue," he said slowly. "I would like it better if you didn't reference my age like that quite so often. Technically I'm older than you, but to me it just feels like we're the same age. Maybe, I don't know, I sound older when I talk about magic because I know so much about it, but I knew that stuff back when I was seven. I... didn't change at all," he said, "The world just changed and left me behind." He smiled, "I still think of myself as a kid, so don't expect me to be the grown up here." He looked down, "This is kind of my time to live the child hood I never got to finish. Can you try to keep that in mind?" He asked, smiling slightly at her.<br/><br/>--------------------<br/><br/>"Erase the information?" Roy asked, smiling and laughing slightly, "Oh but I worked so hard to steal it. And," he said, suddenly standing right behind Lestat, Reina felt herself almost panicking, "don't assume that those made up vampires you read about are anything like the real thing." Suddenly he was where he was before, facing away from them ready to leave. This was happening so fast, Reina's mind was spinning. He smiled back at them one more time, "We're a breed apart. And besides, this is a once in a life time opportunity. If there was someone who could and would grant your any and every wish, and you had the opportunity to meet them, don't you think you'd go for it?" He turned away from them, "I'm leaving now. I'm getting hungry."<br/><br/>Roy shimmered again and was gone. At that moment Reina collapsed to her knees. "Are we still going to try to catch an animal?" Reina asked Lestat, "Or should we run and tell Insei about this?"