The deafening silence that stifled the basement slowly dissipated - it was as if every time the newcomer laughed, the tension literally let up. And it seemed as if he was always laughing around these two - regardless of the fact that he'd rather keep to his stoic, mysterious face. He knew there was no terrible apocalyptic scourge awaiting him at the top of the steps. Firstly, he was not an idiot, and second, the sounds of the other sorority sisters were quickly invading and echoing in their space in the corner of the basement. But he chuckled all over again in spite of the obvious dupe. The girls were scared. He could forgive them for reaching so desperately for a means to keep him contained. But while his mind wandered to what, exactly, they were protecting from him.... he also started to feel a definite pull in the direction upstairs. This last bit confused him. While he was a curious sort, he was never called to the forbidden just because it was<em>so</em>.<br/><br/>The larger girl approached him and he turned to regard her. Unlike Lee, Charlie had actually gotten within arm's reach and he didn't know whether to take this as bravery or stupidity. He grinned wickedly, exposing fangs that were clearly larger than a human should have. "Chaz, Lee...." he nodded in each of their directions as he said their names. "I have no name." It was a matter of fact statement and he shrugged the significance of it off. "Now..." the man began, moving to have a seat in the nearby carpeted area on the furniture that was so kindly provided. "Would either of you like to enlighten me as to why you've brought me here, hmmm?" He cocked an eyebrow and calmly looked between them both. Though the urge to go up stairs continued to pull at him, he patiently bided through it.