Sojo hadn't read the guys mind so much as his facial expression. Whether the guy meant to or not he'd had a look of hunger flash across his face. Add in he was merely taking into consideration this was the first time the guy had been alive in a long time...it was only logical that the man was starving. After all...he hadn't eaten in heaven knows how long. He glance over his shoulder as the man ate the apple. Then looked ahead again. The man seemed rather entertained by the apple. He had been like that at first. It was a special apple. Due to the source it came from it would return to him should the man throw it away. He wondered how much the guy would eat before he stopped. He walked in eminent silence. Not saying much of anything. Rather enjoying the quiet for time to just think. He knew next to nothing about the man who was now bound to him. That wasn't good. Perhaps he should look into it in the city. Who knew how long it would take to find out information. Something about Thomas just didn't sit right with him. He had no idea what it was. The fact he didn't knawed at him continuously.<br/><br/>He glanced to him. "Yeah Diablo Canyon. I've been there quite a few times. Its the only place you'll find runs itself and law of other places hold no grounds. Diablo Canyon is its own society. A safe haven for people who do illegal or evil things. Luckily people pretty much stay to their own areas. Very rarely is there territory wars. Me...I stay out of the territory disputes. Just mind my own business. Best way to do in Diablo Canyon." He said softly. He looked at him. "Yeah. Maybe some chicks. Bet your into that sort of thing. Me...I've had my fill of women." he looked ahead again. "We'll see Thomas. I prefer not to draw unnecessary attention to myself. I won't stop you from doing what you see fit to do. Not right at the moment anyways." He didn't go into details. To a large extent he could stop Thomas from doing anything drastic. Little things he couldn't. Medium things it depended on how much energy he exerted. Big things came with the fact he was the Necromancer and Thomas was the summon. Even still with a will power as strong as Thomas's it would take an extremely large amount of effort to contain Thomas's actions. Which equaled to very tiring.<br/><br/>He kept walking and wondered what Thomas found "entertainment" and what he didn't. "Which your comment brings up the question...what do you define as entertainment?" He said after a long pause of silence. As much as Thomas hoped for it there was no way to free himself. The Necromancer had that power and only after a spell was mastered. Usually freeing of a summoned person, the way that Thomas was summoned with blood magic AND Necromancy, resulted in having to banish the summon back to the afterlife. Sojo was far from a man who did that to someone as alive as Thomas. Skeletons and ghosts...they were different from Thomas. Zombies and the occasional vampire...they were also different. Thomas was an exception to the normal Necromancy way...he was very much alive again. To banish Thomas he'd have to kill him. Which Sojo prefered not to kill things.<br/><br/>That only left a death break possibility. A death break was when Sojo nearly kills himself and the one bound to him and then revives them both without the binding that they currently had. It was a very risky spell and not one he was willing to do. So like it or not Thomas was bound to him until such time as Sojo could send him back to the after life. Thomas was and would be very much living without the easily killed part of being human. Thomas was no walking zombie. No blood sucking vampire. He was a living being just like Sojo was. So long as they were bound together anyways. Since it was Sojo's blood that made Thomas's flow through his veins. Sojo's blood is what gave Thomas his pulse and life. So long as Sojo lived so would Thomas. One question Sojo had was...when he did master the spell...would he be able to unsummon Thomas? The man was strong willed and he suspected could have powerful magic. Such a fact could make it very difficult to impossible to unsummon the man.<br/><br/>He glanced over his shoulder in time to see a smile crossing over Thomas's expression. Shaking his head as the man seemed in deep thought. They were almost there. The strange and dangerous looking twisted and turning deep canyon appeared. There was several steep slopes along the side that winded down into the city deep down below. He stopped on the far outskirts. Looking at Thomas who still seemed to be lost in thought. He was delighted for the silence. It meant he wouldn't have to speak to much to the man. He hoped it lasted for a while because he wasn't very talkative. He was hungry and tired. Never a good mix. "A couple minutes." He said finally. He pointed ahead of him. "There is Diablo Canyon. We go down a steep slope and we'll be on the edge of the city. From there we just walk straight into it." He said simply. He looked at him and merely nodded his head. "Yeah. Guess so." he said. He didn't know. He hadn't ever been summoned back to life from death.<br/><br/>He led the way down the nearest hidden steep slope. He kept walking. Guiding Thomas to his home away from home. A place he had bought. It had a small cemetary behind the back door. It went yard seven feet then graveyard. He opened the front door and guided Thomas inside. Once the guy was inside he looked at him. "Shower is down the hall and to the left. There may be some clothes that fit you in the bedroom right across from the bathroom." He said. He then went to the kitchen and began to cook dinner.