She chose to stay there with the two of them. Even if she had gone with the other choice to leave, and go back to her home in the human city, Prometheus would have been okay with either one. But he was slightly glad that she had chosen to take the offer to stay with him until Wednesday, keeping him company until that happened. He was used to being alone for long periods of time, in fact, he had grown up much like that, but he had found out later on that being with others was even more enjoyable. Yes, he liked having alone time, but not secluding himself completely from the rest of the world for long periods of time, which was what he had once done before, but that had changed after he'd met Wednesday and all of the others.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"That is good. Though, I wonder...do you have a mother and father? Someone who will miss you? Do you have a way to contact them to let them know you will be gone for an unknown amount of time? I do not want you getting in trouble, in case something happens while you are away."</span>He looked at her, thinking it would be best if she at least contacted someone to let them know she would be gone. Wednesday could have just used a spell to teleport a letter or something to them, but unfortunately, Prometheus did not have that sort of ability. His magic was for battle mostly, nothing technical and detailed like something as complicated as teleportation or time travel.<br/><br/>She tells him to let her know the different things she must be careful of, and he just shakes his head gently, that same half grin on his lips as he looked at her. It wasn't that easy, to just tell someone those things. Some were best seen, rather than described since it could be a bit confusing, and most likely really confusing for a human like herself.<span style="font-style: italic">"For now, the one rule will be staying here for the time being, and if you wish to go out, bring me along. Are you alright with that?"</span>If she wasn't, it would probably be best if she went back to the city, despite the fact that she wanted to stay, despite the excitement that he could see shining in her eyes at the prospect of getting to adventure such a place as this.<br/><br/>The part of him showing her around she gladly accepted, and that was a relief. It didn't mean she would go wandering off, though he still wanted her to promise that she wouldn't go out without his accompaniment. He didn't want her to end up getting her, and having her blood on his hands, or anything of that sort. He'd already had enough of that, cutting down much Elven kin with the swords hanging at his hip, in that war...he'd lost count of the lives lost. So to add a human to that list would be far too much, and he was willing to do whatever it took to make sure that didn't happen. Not on his time, not in his presence. A warrior protected, and that was just what he was going to do.<br/><br/>Taking a deep breath, he glances around, before taking a step away from Wednesday's side, over to a small table that sat by a window, curtains made out of a green leafy substance, the light from the sun filtering inside. He runs a finger over the surface, looking at the spot, where dust had been swept away, a line being left behind. Yes, for now, they should definitely focus on making things a bit more livable around the place. From the corner of his eye, underneath the huge bookshelf, he was sure he'd seen a pair of bright green eyes peering out from underneath at him, but once he'd turned to look they had gone. Shrugging his shoulders, he just turns to look at Emory again.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"For now, I want to straighten up a bit. Let us stay on the first floor, and later we can go upstairs to continue there. You can clean where you like, but make sure to be careful. As I am sure you are aware, magic is alive here."</span>With that he waits for her to choose a spot to start, and going wherever she had not, but making sure to keep an eye on her, just in case she needed help. He was for sure she would choose the living room, as she could see her eyeing the bookcase every now and then, amusing him slightly. Plus, he wasn't quite sure if the creature he had been sure was there would come out, though it wasn't a dangerous one. Just a curious type, and very nosey.