Mai nodded and followed Blue, not wanting to stay near the vampire no matter how passive he currently seemed.<br/><br/>Roy frowned slightly as the two began to ignore him and walk away. He put a nonchalant look on his face and quietly followed them, though this time not bothering to hide.<br/><br/>Mai leaned over and whispered to Blue, "He's still following us, isn't he?" Mai asked in dismay.<br/><br/>Roy laughed slightly under his breath as he heard Mai's whisper. Of course he was still following them. They were good options to hang around with. As long as they didn't scream out for help or anything, he could leave them alive, and that was a bonus in his mind. It always sucked when you just started having a pleasant conversation with someone just to have to kill them moments later. Besides, killing was a waste if he wasn't hungry. The body would just be left to rot without serving any real purpose.<br/><br/>There was a section they walked through where there were less leaves above them. Not enough for the sunlight to become dangerous, but enough to blur Roy's vision significantly. To his great embarrassment, he proceeded to walk into a tree. Roy backed up, rubbing his face where he'd hit it.<span style="font-style: italic">How embarrassing. This is why I'm supposed to be asleep at this time of day.</span><br/><br/>Mai paused, did he just see what he thought he saw? Was the vampire partially blind in the daytime or something?