Aiden felt a sense of relief as she did indeed come in the direction and did indeed stop. When she was stopped and parked he'd find himself exiting his vehicle and holding up his hands so she could see them. "Hey, you wouldn't happen to be the hiker Steve took to the inn would you," he called out, his voice had a little bit of worry to it, as if something bad was happening. A well rehearsed line and phrase he had done a few times now. If and when she acknowledged who she was he'd move a bit closer to her. "My name's Aiden Parker, I'm the local tour guide," he said introducing himself, "anyway Steve just informed me there's been a murder, maybe two," he told her his face going from friendly to serious. "No trace of the guy either, just said he ran off towards the woods, so it's probably not the greatest of ideas to just camp out by yourself," he told her. He'd scan her over she was definitely used to being out on her own in this kind of terrain he had no doubt. So she might not want to go to the Inn so easily. "He wants me to take you to the paradise Inn," he said pausing, "but maybe if you prefer I could show you to a really nice spot up over the lake," he offered. "It may be a little forward but you don't look like you intimidate easy, and I'd rather not just leave you alone until you're used to the area," he said scratching the back of his head in a kind of awkward style. His tone was very honest and kind, and he was trying to come off as not trying to offend her or make her feel weak.