"Yes, that sounds good." Lucien agreed with a nod. "I'm sure Lilith would be interested, as well. You know she likes to look at the things around here." He added, slipping the watch into his pocket rather carefully, before fixing the wrist of his sleeve on his right hand. "Could I bother you with letting Lilith stay here for a few hours tomorrow, again? You know I don't like letting her stay home by herself... And I've got a meeting to go to." He then questioned. He had always been a serious and business-type man, and at times like this, it showed. But it was hard to even get himself to ask Oliver to watch over Lilith as he had without exactly saying 'Can you watch my daughter?' type of thing. She might've been 17, but he was terrified of losing her.<br/><br/>Lilith was about to turn and walk away when she heard a small sneeze right next to her. Jumping terribly, she quickly looked and could just barely see the figure again, until it seemed to remove whatever had been hiding that same glowing light on it's chest, she could now see. Or at least, that's what area it seemed to be coming from. Her eyes widened as she stared at this creature before her, not sure what to make of it. But she didn't speak, didn't run, she just stood there, stock still and staring.