She sure was an interesting woman. When she mentioned vampires his expression didn't change. It didn't exactly sound like an accusation. Of course if she knew he was a vampire than she probably should have also realized not wearing silver was a mistake. While there was peace between the kingdom and the dominion that didn't necessarily guarantee anything. Not that he had any intentions of hurting her but her blood smelled divine. He could smell it even from where he was.<br/><br/>He could also hear the rhythmic pounding of her blood through her veins. It was a steady pulse which indicated that she wasn't afraid of him. That suggested that she might not know he was a vampire. Or it could mean that she wasn't afraid of him even if she did know.<br/><br/>The scent of her blood intrigued him. He wasn't thirsty for blood but the scent did cause that familiar itchy sensation in the back of his throat. When she gave him her name the vampire smiled lightly.<br/><br/>"Aria is a beautiful name. Befitting of one as beautiful as you," the vampire said. "As for me they call me many things. Wanderer, minstrel, and a plethora of perhaps more...unsavory names I wouldn't dare to mention in your presence. That being said my name is Valor."<br/><br/>Valor slowly moved towards her until about four feet separated them. He didn't want to risk her coming near the lake and perhaps realizing that he didn't have a reflection. Of course not all humans knew the signs to look out for but he preferred to err on the side of caution. That said the closer he got the stronger the scent of her blood was.<br/><br/>"What do you think of the treaty between humans and vampires?" He asked casually. "I notice you mentioned vampires of course but I did not detect the usual hatred or fear that is often injected into that word when it is spoken. Of course I also know that not all humans fear vampires. Of course since the discovery of  the properties of silver I suppose most have little reason to fear vampires."