It was an unnecessary gesture, but he listened to her. Never before had he seen one of their kind get back up after having their heart destroyed and their body begin to turn black into a mixture of rot and ash. Even still he followed her and placed the heart into the fire. It smoldered and burned, turning black and causing the flame to go much higher than normal as it caught.<br/><br/>"What's your name?" He asked as they stood by the window, his voice much softer and calmer than before. The animalistic growl that came from his throat before was completely gone. "Are you the only one here?" He continued, even though he knew the answer already.<br/><br/>Peering through the window another group was moving by on the opposite side of the street. "You need to leave the city as soon as possible. I'll get you to the outskirts, then you're on your own." He informed her, glancing over to her to make sure she understood. All she could see under his hood were those forest green eyes glowing softly in the dark. "Understood?"