She found her eyes on him, studying him slightly. Why did that slayer shackle him like this? It was strange, and odd too, and she hoped he would give her the answer she sought. The small woman knew her mother would be worried that she wasn't home yet, but then again, she was not afraid of the dangers that lurked in the shadows. After all, she was the product of a demon and witch coupling. She shifted slightly, trying to see his face as he kept his gaze on the ground it seemed, the small woman becoming curious.<br/><br/>Another song? "You play wonderfully, but I think freeing you would be a wiser choice, at least before the vampires smell the blood in the air." She noted, but was soon letting herself relax. She didn't fall to the manipulation of the music fully, her mind still focused. She was certain she could sense magic from him, and this only served to make her more curious. It was just after he stopped playing the she moved, rubbing the back of her head.<br/><br/>"The fuck?" She muttered, turning around, though she didn't see anyone. When her attention returned to him, she saw him running. Rea sighed softly, shaking her head as she used a teleportation spell, letting herself reappear behind the cart, hidden from sight. Though, there was something else. She was certain she could sense a few vampires, at least four of them. She bit her lower lip, moving to sit on top of the wagon. "It might be wise to leave the area, unless you feel like fighting a small group of vampires. I'm sure the slayer has some good weapons though." She said, letting her messenger bag drop onto the ground as she checked her watch on her unbloodied wrist. She knew her mother would be worried by now, no point in trying to call her.