Blane looked at her. Blinking a bit at her question. Then again to a vampire such a statement wasn't an odd thing. "It isn't odd. Humans have flavors. My mother said each humans specific skin flavor varies upon the type of person they are. An evil human's flesh would taste bitter or sour." He explained. "Someone like you would have a sweet or soft flavor." He looked at her as she laughed. He kissed her lips as she laughed. Pulling back afterwards. "I would never want you to be something you did not want to be." He said with a smile. "They probably do but I'm not judgmental like most of my kind. Each of us are what we are and only humans can change what they are. Some humans strangely want to be vampires while some vampires want to be humans. It is rather complicated because the only ones who can become something different is humans." He said honestly. Licking her earlobe lightly. Enjoying having her arms wrapped around his neck. "Yeah. We do. Men are the worst at not seeing the obvious or what is right in front of us. Usually where women are concerned. I am a bit more in tune with women but still have times when the obvious goes right over my head." He admitted. "Like the reason you wouldn't answer about the type of flower you liked. It was so obvious but I totally missed it." He said. He planned to get her roses.<br/><br/>He nodded his head in agreement with her words. Love and war were alike yet very different. One was usually peaceful while the other was always chaotic. They were in love admist battle. It was a very accurate statement. Yet it would never change that he was in love with a human slayer. He knew the odds were stacked high against them but he didn't care. They weren't meant to be allies. They weren't meant to be in love. Yet that didn't stop them from being both things. "I accepted the challenge from the start Bella Seveline." He said softly. "I never give up on things worth going for." He added. He liked saying her name without the risk of her taking it the wrong way. He held her to him. Kissing her cheeks where the light blush was. He slipped into Romanian again as it was his native tongue. "So beautiful and so worth risking every second of my life." He said. Then heard her next words. He blinked. "Sorry...old habits. Must've slipped into my native tongue." He said. Hold her closer to him. "I said my beautiful Seveline." He kissed her neck then her lips. "After that I said...so beautiful and so worth risking every second of my life." He said honestly. No reason to lie when it wasn't anything wrong that he had said.<br/><br/>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br/><br/>No. Vampires didn't cry human tears. They always cried red tears of blood. Never clear tears of salty substance. He rubbed her back trying to calm her down. He wasn't sure how else to do so as dealing with upset women...never a skill of his. Shaking his head. "No. Not that I know of but I'll ask my friend Blane. Vampires never cry human tears. Only blood tears." He said softly. He was confused more when she said her human side didn't hunger. That was strange when all signs pointed to it should have. Her fangs retracted? That wasn't normal. On rare occasions, like in Blane's situation, a vampire could painfully retract their fangs completely. He looked at her. "Retractable fangs? Curious..." he said softly. "Another sign that is strange. It doesn't hurt you to retract them like it does the rare occasions vampires can." He wasn't getting this. It just didn't add up. That wasn't normal. It pointed to her human side still being there. That it was there, however small it was, and fighting to overcome the vampire side which was much stronger. "I'll ask Blane. He might know. You say you don't hunger but all these signs point to a small part of you still being human." He said seriously. "I have never heard of such a thing but all these signs are pointing to it. The unusual control you have for a newly changed vampire. The human tears. The retractable fangs. It points to something that just doesn't make sense. We'll figure it out. Don't worry about it in the meantime." he said seriously. Honestly he hadn't the faintest idea how to figure it out but it was very unusual. The first time he had heard of it in fact. Did she still have her human soul along with her new vampire one? It seemed that she might. What exactly happened that the change wasn't absolute?