Seveline blushed even more as she heard what Blane said, but tried to brush it off.  'He acts as if he knows me.' She thought, trying to distract herself. 'Such a cocky attitude will get him nowhere in this. He might have the upper hand from before, but he's not going to win at his flirting so simply.' She almost missed what he'd said, glancing over towards where the shadows of the other slayers were able to be seen. She gave them the all clear signal, telling them to stand down. A smile came to her face as she saw Alex try to convince the others to listen to her signal, despite how things seemed.<br/><br/>Seveline then turned her gaze back to Blane. "I would have thought Cydrao would have chosen a more discreet place for a meeting." She stated. "Not for you to just stand around in the middle of the village. And as for me, I should get back to my duties before the rest of the slayers give my brother a hard time." Without waiting for him to answer, she headed off towards the rest of the slayers, trying to think up an excuse to use; she wasn't one to lie, but still, a slayer who was a friend of a vampire would be considered a traitor... even in Cydrao's case. She knew he deserved better than that; his secret was safe with her.<br/><br/>((sorry, had to do the dishes))