He did not ever get to see the sunset and this place had literally been his home forever. He was actually one of the first inhabitants of the area. That was until a creature that they had thought a goddess had come to him in the night and turned him into a hungry little thing. He had been more of a monster for years but then Vlad had taught him how to be more of a thinking creature.<br/><br/>So the wry smile he gave was not forced when he made the bad quip "oh I slept like the dead." He then listened to her describe the departure of her man. He understood it was a sad thing for her. But in the end it was for the best. He had still not decided what to do with her, but there could have been nothing but death for her man. So he rubbed her back a bit and made a sympathetic sound before adding "it is probably for the best in the long run."