Kyle shrugged.<br/>"They gravitate toward me, most of the time. Whining drunks not included." he said.<br/>The Dark knight noticed her movement and offered a hand to her politely. Under the harsh floresent lights of the kitchen, he was forced to squint. Without his realizing it, his glamour shimmered, revealing the claw-like fingernails for a brief second as he reached for her.<br/>"Shall we we move out of here?" he offered. You seem uncomfortable."<br/>He also liked to be on the move, to be entertained. That was the purpose of this little mortal here.<br/>"Then again, you seem too cultured for a place like this. I was surprised to find you here." he said, taking here hand easily and leading her outside.<br/>One of the mortals had difficulty holding his liquor and was relieving himself on the lawn. He grimaced, though it was only to hide his laughter. Just imagine the young man's reaction to Faerie wine! It would be even worse than the natural mortal's!<br/>He led her to a stand of trees- in fact, the very same he had been leaning against when he'd watched Alex arrive. He disliked the sight of the moon looming in the sky, full and watching him. Just like his disgusting cousins. He was sure there was one nearby at this very moment.<br/><br/>Indeed there was. A light haired Summer Fey was watching the two nervously. Didn't the girl realize something was wrong? And she had a boyfriend- what was she doing walking off with a stranger? He sighed softly.<br/>"Mortals..." he murmured, a sigh of wind in the trees. "They just can't help themselves, can they?"<br/>He could only watch now though- if he interfered, the Dark Knight might do something rash. And he did not want to lose this mortal. He liked mortals. They were different, certainly, but they should not be hated as the Dark Court did.<br/>"Run..." he hissed, hoping that the mortal would hear him and get away before she was ensnared by his evil cousin.