"Biology is where we will part, then. I have a different class." Elise replied. In fact, she had a technology class, where she was slowly learning how to not be uncomfortable with things like cars or telephones. "I'll walk you ther-" before she could finish, Max was already up and moving and heading out the door. She took a few long strides to catch up to him and walk beside him. "It seems as though you already know your way a bit. This is good. I'll walk with you to make sure that you get there." After a moment she turned and walked backwards so that she could look at him as they walked. "You look rather like a zombie. Perhaps this night school thing is not for you? Perhaps you should reconsider."<br/><br/>It was a lame attempt at persuading him to leave. Honestly, from what he said, she didn't feel as though he had a choice. The boy looked beat up, though. If he had been a vampire, she would have assumed he hadn't eaten in far too long. From what she remembered of humans, though, she assumed it was a lack of sleep. "Do you need rest? Are you ill?" She tried to seem legitimately concerned. In a small way she was. Though she did wonder if it would be easier to guard a passed out human or a walking one.