The dawn of evil is afoot, or a leg?

He looked at her with his left eyebrow raised to he first comment. "She says it as if I am not strong enough to hold my own out here alone. Who does she think she is?" he though to himself before realizing that she didn't mean it that way. It seems that he was starting to lighten up though he was fighting it to the bone.

Gritting his teeth and scowling, he began to speak under his breath but just loud enough for her to hear him. "Well if you aren't going to leave regardless, then why are we even having this conversation?" He asked as she giggled about not biting. His tail had grown uncomfortable of the current position it was in so it stood to shake it out for a moment. The green on it's edges lighting up under the light of the sky. He sat back down with it closer to the lake, almost touching the water.

Lestat was silent as she spoke to him once again. He was too frustrated with himself for not getting rid of her sooner. Now it seems that she was building an attachment to him even if he wasn't trying to himself. He stared into the sky, wondering about home. Not only was he wondering about this, but he wondered what his mother was actually like but then those peaceful, if not sad, thoughts were pushed aside as he thought of the reason he hated humans in the first place. She was the origin after all.

The pink haired girl continued to talk, though Lestat was pretty disinterested in what she had to say. he sat silently for a majority of the time before coughing a little into the side of his fist and then making a statement himself. "In this world, nothing is beautiful in my eyes. What is beautiful anyways, where I am from there is only shame and misfortune." He paused and sighed. Curiosity had struck him. He always let his hatred for humanity and the fact that they never wanted to be around him get in the way of actually learning about their nature.

He sucked it up and gritted his teeth, letting out a light grunt before he spoke again. "What is the real definition of beauty? Assuming you can answer this may show your worth for me to be around you." He finished this off in an arrogant manner as his left eyebrow rose and he looked to her with curiosity flowing from his eyes.

Lestat sat in his place as the girl began by explaining how she wouldn't bore him with this. On the inside, Lestat was slightly relieved as he didn't want some huge, long winded, answer. Stomping her foot on the ground in front of him, the girl signified that she was about to begin the main part of her explanation. Lestat was ready to hear what she had to say even though he still didn't want to be talking to her. This may have been his only chance to actually find something out about human nature without going through something excessively over the top.

While she explained this to him, Lestat sat quietly and paid the up most attention to her. It seemed like he was being lectured by a teacher of some sort, to be honest. He mentally took notes as he inwardly longed to find something of this description. As she finished, though, Lestat only stared at her. He wasn't confused but more astounded by the answer she had given.

Before he would give a response in his now calm nature, he heard her say that he had asked a rather stupid or pointless question. When this clicked to him, after she was completely finished talking, he stood up quickly and leaned in toward her with a scowl and his finger pointed towards her. He opened his mouth to say something but then stopped himself as it was still rude to do something of the sort after she did, in a way, help him.

Stepping back from her, he tilted his head down and exhaled. looking back up to her, he said to her, "Thanks but I don't intend on mocking something that I have no clue about. Just because despise hate you abnormal leeches doesn't mean I am without manners."

He turned away from her looking in the opposite direction. his tail held high, he crossed his arms as if he was slightly offended by her last remarks.

"Oh!" She started. Lestat was turned around facing the opposite direction of her and thinking to himself about how long she had been there. To him, she wasn't being much of a nuisance to him anymore, more of a slightly annoying dictionary on human life. The thought of her being annoying wouldn't go away just like that, though, he was starting to warm up to her. not much as friends, yet.

She continued. "And the most important thing to remember about beauty is that it comes from inside you. You can't see beauty of other things and people without seeing it in yourself first." Lestat had heard nothing like this in his entire life but for some odd reason, it didn't get to him like the other things did. "Hmp, whether you may be true about that last part or not, it sounds too cliche to be real." Upon saying this, he turned his head to the right side so that he could see her at least a little. He was gradually, and I mean gradually, growing fond of her presence.

His arms still crossed, he turned towards her and walked forward. It would seem like he was about to go up to her again but he was actually about to walk past her. The wind was beginning to pick up, probably because night time was creeping forward and the temperature was sure to drop at least a little. Once he had walked past her, he leaned his body against a tree in the direction of the sleepy sun that was lying down to rest. Maybe he would try to enjoy what the girl figured was so beautiful.

Lestat continued to lean on the tree with his arms crossed looking at the sunset faithfully. The trees were dancing in the wind almost as the small gusts of wind had made a faction and moved together. The sky, now a fiery scarlet and beautiful orange array of colors, was reaching it's peak of beauty.

Reluctantly looking to his left, the girl had moved in closer to him. He only looked at her as she stood there. At the moment, she looked timid and shy, like they hadn't just talked at all. She sighed and asked him if she could join him. Lestat knew that this was going to come up and had already considered what may happen. Each possible outcome was considered by him within the amount of time that he had gotten to the tree and leaned on it.

Almost immediately after she asked him, he replied. "Might as well." He said as he turned back towards the sunset. As much as he didn't want to start being emotional, it actually started to get to him about his past. He hated being half human because it came with having all of their emotions and feelings. This girl was actually starting to get to him in more ways than one and he didn't like it but as of now he had to let her in. He knew that she wasn't just going to leave so he just let her at least what the sunset in peace.