"A delight to make your acquaintance, then, Delphine," he said, bowing slightly to her. "Shall we depart before any of those monsters come investigating?" he asked... not really waiting for a response, before taking her by the arm, and leading her out of the basement. "I'll come back in the morn to take this fool's things," he said, hurriedly.<br/><br/>Their escape was swift and silent, and without issue. He led her through the streets, darting from shadow to shadow, alley to alley, as they made their way out of the city. Another ten minutes, and they arrived in a small copse of trees, where a small shelter and a firepit sat. "Welcome to my humble abode, m'lady," he said, bowing dramatically, as he swept his arms over the camp. "I'm afraid it's not as luxurious as I'm accustomed to, but it should be far more comfortable than that forlorn basement, beset by monsters," he said, smiling charmingly.<br/><br/>"Do you need a fire? Something to eat? Or perhaps you'd care for a warm blanket?" he said, grinning a bit lecherously, at the last.