Not safe here? That was an understatement. He was bigger than her, intimidating almost. Rea was certain she was trapped there, at least for now. The second that storm cleared, she knew she could fly off, and not return. But she was still a bit curious about him now. She shook that from her mind. He had her pinned, had her trapped. There was no way she should let her curiosity get the best of her when it came to him. She seemed to tense as he grabbed her wrist, his hand wrapping around that slender arm easily. What was he?<br/><br/>She bit her lower lip as he dragged her behind him her mind once more racing with thoughts. Where was he taking her? What was going to happen? The rain was falling harder and harder now, the young woman not even bothering with a spell to keep dry. Her mind wasn't focused, her thoughts clustered still. What was he going to do with her? The question of where he was taking her came to her mind once more as she watched him, her steps quick to keep up with him.<br/><br/>She jumped when she heard the sharp crack of lighting against that tower, flashing bright, illuminating the area more for just a split second. She watched him push aside the vines as the traveled down the short flight of stairs into the kitchen, her mind now racing with more thoughts than before.<br/><br/>Was he going to cook her? Cut her up? That scared her and she did her best to push them aside. There was no way he would do that, right? She hoped so, she really did. Her body seemed to shiver slightly, almost drenched from the heavy rain as she sat on one of the stools he pushed her too. Her eyes were on him, watching him closely. "I...I wanted answers. A lot of people wanted answers. A lot of the history of centuries ago went missing." She said, knowing most of the archives seemed to only say that something happened.