Kala followed as he spoke and she eyed him for a long moment, slightly annoyed at how carefuly he was at his wording.  "You don't have to tip toe around your words around me.  I may not like what you have to say at times, but I'd rather you be straight with me than treat me like some fragile thing.  If I can't handle the truth, then I am in no shape to fight anything."  She said, an edge to her voice.<br/><br/>After stating this, she listened with, for once, genuine curiousity and interest as he spoke of the Sidhe.  She wasn't sure weither to look forward to her meeting with these creatures or be wary.  Perhaps both would be best.  "So you have their promise for protection, but I do not."  She said, with a nod, understanding why he stressed that she be careful of her actions.  "And, if I get the jist of it, if I break any rules, I become a sidhe play thing.  Gotcha..."  she muttered, knowing that despite her curiousity of the creatures, she would have to be extremely careful.<br/><br/>As they began to make their way through a park, there was a sense that she vague picked up on once more, but she couldn't put her finger on it.  It was possible they could be followed, though she was sure that if they were vampires, she would have sensed them by now and known.  Which meant either an extremely skilled vampire was following them, or it wasn't a vampire at all, which didn't make sense.  Or perhaps it was nothing at all.<br/><br/>She didn't really have time to sit and mull it over.  Instead, she followed Kalab and soon he led her to a growth of overgrown brush.  She gave him a curt nod and then followed his direction silently unto the path that led through the parted foliage.