"Revenge? I intend on no such thing." Alyxander replied. "What has been done is done, it's in the past. I'd rather not focus so much on these scars that I've gotten that I think of revenge on the one who inflicted them." He was, in all truth, very forgiving, and tended to put aside wrong-doings against him; he'd had to deal with this kind of thing way before Malora. "As for education." He continued, putting the letter aside. "I would love to continue on what I have been taught. But don't push yourself too far for my sake. I can manage as I am." A small smile crept onto his face, quirking the edges of his lips. "I had been able to tell from the moment you saved me back at the wharf that my suffering and pain was over. I'm glad to have finally been freed from that terrible torture that I'd been put through before. You aren't the kind to harm anyone, human or vampire; this I could see clearly even if all else was blurry. It was plain as day... or night, as I would usually say."<br/><br/>The boy chuckled, regaining his spirit and personality a bit as his strength returned bit by bit. For a half educated boy, he was extremely bright and could word things better than even the most educated people could at some times. He had a way with words that hadn't been taught to him. Perhaps it was from being what he was, a vampire and all. Maybe it was just the way he was at all; who he was, his true potential. Either way, Alyx was quite a smart and clever boy... but that was what had gotten him into trouble with his former mistress and had him beaten nearly to death and left in the wharf.<br/><br/>Alyx nearly didn't catch onto the last question, but shook his head. "I was not given anything more than what was absolutely necessary to keep me alive and strong enough to pull my share of the work assigned to me." He replied honestly. "A bit of stale blood, some food here and there, but nothing more. Which reminds me... you had asked if I could be out in the daylight, correct?"