Valor was intrigued even further by the way that she answered the question. He listened with rapt attention as she spoke remembering to glance away every now and then. One thing Valor had learned about humans was that constant eye contact made them nervous. When he spoke with them their eyes habitually shifted to other things. He originally thought it was because subconsciously they knew they were in the presence of what mother nature might consider their natural predator but he also observed this habit in other humans as well. Of course it varied from person to person and their level of importance in society often had an impact in their ability to keep eye contact.<br/><br/>In the culture of vampires however breaking eye contact was a sign of weakness. That is why vampires never broke eye contact when they spoke with each other. Of course Valor was an exception. A learned human trait was often hard to break when he mingled with humans quite often. Truth be told he preferred mingling with humans out in the open rather than being confined to the walls of the Dominion.<br/><br/>As he listened a cloud shifted and the woman in front of him was bathed in a lovely silver light making it seem like she had an ethereal glow. Most vampires weren't really attracted to humans sexually. Perhaps it was another sign of their status as predators but even though they were compatible most only saw humans as a blood bag. That didn't stop vampires from molesting humans when they fed from them though. Valor was different. He saw the beauty in humanity. And he knew the woman in front of him was indeed very beautiful.<br/><br/>But it wasn't just physical beauty. There was a beauty in the way she spoke. And the words themselves certainly had a unique wisdom to them. But it was distinctly human wisdom at that. When she asked his thoughts he wondered how he should answer.<br/><br/>"I'm not opposed to it," Valor finally said. "I have long believed there should be peace between humans and vampires. Of course many vampires believe in Dragorax. In case you're unfamiliar Dragorax is an ancient demon lord. Perhaps one of the most strongest beings in existence. The religion teaches vampires that the demon lord created vampires to counter balance the infestation of humanity. It's why vampires are naturally inclined to feed from humans rather than other beings. At least that what the religion says. I enjoy studying religions but one must consider that religion when thinking of the treaty between humans and vampires."<br/><br/>He paused for a moment as he stepped closer to her again. Two feet were all that separated them.<br/><br/>"Humans alternatively are taught from religion that vampires are a scourge that must be eliminated from the world. Clearly not every human subscribes to such a belief but many do."<br/><br/>The itchy sensation in the back of his throat was getting worse even though he had fed not too long ago. Valor theorized that attraction often led to thirst for blood. Of course his theory was only half-formed because most vampires weren't sexually attracted to humans.<br/><br/>"I'm hoping that by creating the treaty that fear you spoke of will gradually disappear. But it will take time and work and it will undoubtedly be an imperfect process."<br/><br/>She was so close he could practically feel the blood pulsing through her veins. How he wanted to feed from her so badly. But Valor was adept at self-control. Finally he looked away again to help calm himself down and the sudden blood lust he was experiencing.<br/><br/>"I think it would be best if I went on my way," Valor said, softly.