Erwin sighed when he heard and felt more than see the boy stir in the grass when he sat down. For a moment, the vampire wondered if the other was bothered by his presence. He almost punched himself. Well, that much was pretty obvious. After all, if Erwin hadn't lost control that night, none of this would have happened, and the boy would be free to do as he pleased. As much free as he had been before all this, at least. But then, there was nothing the vampire could do about that anymore. Well, actually there was. He could leave, hide in the shadows and make his presence unknown by the boy. But the warmth of the blood of his last hunt was still on his lips, and the small sense of belonging was still weighing heavily on his chest. He knew deep down that it would be best, for both of them, if he just kept his distance. Not once had a proximity with a human ended well. And still, Erwin couldn't do anything but desire this proximity, and as much as he hated himself for that, he was too weak to leave. Specially now.<br/><br/>So when the boy answered, Erwin was actually and truthfully surprised. He wasn't expecting his presence to be acknowledge that easily. Not that he would complain. He didn't even mind the almost rude answer the other gave him. It was company, and, for the moment, it was all he was looking for. And he couldn't help the new and stronger wave of surprise when the boy actually answered him. Truthfully. Shared his mind with him. For a moment, the vampire was simply stunned, but then he smiled, a true smile, and looked up, towards the sky.<br/><br/>"I can understand the feeling." he whispered, his eyes locked in the stars above them. "They don't judge, they simply exist. And it's comforting, knowing that I'm not the only one that is forever." Erwin frowned to himself, knowing he wasn't making that much sense. He smile slowly turned sad, as he remembered the last person he had watched the stars with. His eyes quickly returned to the earth, and he fixed them on the floor, frowning. He wasn't sure what to say, wasn't even sure he wanted to say anything anymore.<br/><br/>But then the boy asked his name, and he would be filled with happiness if the other hadn't said he didn't actually care. Not that it should hurt Erwin nor anything, but the vampire had always been sensitive when it came to humans. And, well... It was always nice to have someone care. Erwin turned his gaze to the boy, watching him look to the sky for a moment before answering, slowly.<br/><br/>"I haven't told you exactly because of that. You don't care." there wasn't any trace of hurt in his voice - he was simply stating a fact. He actually offered the boy a smile, before he ran his hands through his hair and continued. "But it's Erwin. Nothing special, unfortunately." Erwin waited for a moment, wondering if he should ask, and then shrugging. It wouldn't hurt. "I would have asked yours, if I thought you would tell me." the vampire said, licking his lips, and noticing there was a trace of blood still in it. He frowned, quickly swiping his mouth clean. "But since you asked mine, I'll ask anyway. What's your name?" it felt kind of silly to ask like that, but he couldn't figure out a better way to say it.