Not stirring when the faint sound of footsteps could be heard, nor when a voice speaks up to him, asking who he was talking about, Seishin just lays there, quiet, his eyes closed. He did not find any necessity in answering that question, so just let it slide by, ignoring it almost as if the words hadn't even left the vampire's mouth in the first place. It seemed almost as if Seishin had indeed fallen asleep, however, when the vampire sat down on the grass, a little bit away from him, that was when Seishin stirred, opening his eyes, the view of the star strewn sky filling his vision.<br/><br/>It was quiet, all that was heard was the sound of the mountain at night, a soft whisper of wind, and the trickling of water somewhere near by. He liked it this way, just the silence that surrounded him, it was a comfort, a change when those moments he felt like he was being bombarded by the turmoil all around him, the sounds of despair and misery, pain and suffering, the voices of the lost calling to him all at once. Not all knew of this that happened to him, only a few in the compound knew of what went on around Seishin, when the voices called to him, a cacophony of chaos and turmoil. Painful, and maddening, the boy knew not how to deal with it, and when those moments came to him, all he could do was curl up into a ball and wish for it to go away. As powerful as he was, these moments showed that he too had weakness.<br/><br/>A voice disrupts his thoughts, and he sits up slowly, hearing the question that was asked of him. Like before, he was thinking of letting it go, and not answering, but could see that the vampire was trying to start a conversation. Why? Did he feel lonely? That couldn't be it...could it?<br/><br/>"Why wouldn't I be here?" Seishin answers, deciding to grace the question with an answer. "This is my home. This place has been in my family for a very long time, and I find no reason that I shouldn't be here." He pauses, before laughing softly. After a moment he continues, answering for real this time, and in this answer, responds to the second question the vampire had asked as well. "I come here often at night when I can't sleep. I can see the stars up above and...for some reason, looking at the stars has always comforted me..."<br/><br/>It mattered not that he was up so late, tomorrow was a Sunday, so all there really was to do was morning prayer, and scroll reading, then the rest of the day he was free to do as he wished. His eyes looked to the vampire, and for a moment he was quiet. Not sure what to say. He didn't know the vampire's name, and yet he was finding himself wanting to know more about this guy. Which was rather odd, since it was his job to rid the world of such creatures.<br/><br/>Looking away, he coughs slightly before speaking. "So...you know, you haven't told me your name. Not that I really care or anything, I'd just rather know what to call you, then just having to say 'hey, you, vampire guy' all the time." His eyes flicker to glance at the other male for a split second, before turning up to the sky. He knew that he'd yet to tell the other his own name, but that could wait.