Had he been any less she would have gone completely undetected, or worse, he would have acted on impulse and possibly injured her. He was not less though and his already uncanny reflexes had been honed by years of combat with all manner of atrocities. He had to commend her though, she had come closer to him without his notice than any other creature he had encountered thus far. Even her scent had faded to near nonexistence.<br/><br/>He allowed her to do as she must if it would bring about her trust in him any sooner. Time was of the essence and he was well aware that trust was a two way street. Even when her fangs sank into him, he did not attempt to defy her wishes. He was in no danger of being poisoned, he had no internal organs or circulatory system in the sense that human science would comprehend. Not to mention that trying to hold on to him would be akin to trying to hold water in your fist.<br/><br/>“Your method of determining trust is interesting if not a bit invasive. We’re glad we got the trust issues between us out of the way though.” The puncture wounds in his neck had closed up as soon as her fangs had withdrawn leaving no evidence of the injury. “Now if you are hungry, we have rabbit and an assortment of berries. Surely a feast by any standards.” He motioned with his hand towards the sizzling meat. “Feel free to help yourself. Oh and by the way, you may call us I Izaya.”