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He'd been the one to tell her that people were not supposed to talk during a movie and yet he seemed quite content to talk. She didn't mind though. The movie did take a bit of effort to follow on her part but she didn't want to be rude and let his question go unanswered. People didn't tend to ask her questions about her life before the holocaust and in some ways she liked that as she could almost forget everything she'd lost in that time. His question however wasn't very intrusive and didn't require a lot of thought or memory to reply to and so she briefly tuned her attention to him.

"Old I was not. No. A fledgling perhaps then I was. Term applied upon a longer scale then was perhaps, as powers more difficult were then to acquire. My skill set new was then and training I was still daily. That much remember I do. Likely older I was than you are now."

She didn't mean anything by it but most of the vampires in the city were only as old as the Elders return from the Shadow Realm, meaning that a great deal of their kind were no older than say two and a half years. So it was a logical assumption for her to make that he would perhaps have been younger than her, at that point in her life. Age wasn't something she really thought about if she were honest, once one stopped ageing, time really didn't seem to matter so much. Unlike so many others of her kind, she didn't assume that a vampires worth was wrapped up in the number of years they had walked the earth. A fledgling newly turned could be a valuable source of information and hold a better perspective than a stubborn elder that might be set in their ways. As such, she judged people by their words and deeds, it was a far more reliable system in the long run. Of course she'd always treated her elders with respect but then that was just good breeding perhaps, as she tried to treat everyone with respect until they proved themselves unworthy of it.

The film captured her attention once more but not so much that she wasn't aware of what he was saying when he began talking yet again. "Answer I do most questions asked of me. New trait in me that is. Able I was not so honest to be in my former life. Like I do that hide here I do not from our kind." She briefly glanced over at him, the sickly sweet smell of the syrup laden drink still an idle curiosity to her and if she wasn't one hundred percent certain that her body would reject it before it even travelled half way down her throat, she may have asked to try some.

As the film finished, she sat up in her seat, a little more used to being in the centre of the room, even if she were a little more on her guard what with having done so. "Like to thank you I would. Experienced this without you I would not have. Different the ending was, to story that I knew. Parliament still standing was after Fawkes captured was. His plan succeeded not. V more luck had. Even if the cause him too his life did cost."

She had indeed enjoyed the film, even if the brightness of the large screen made her squint a few times. The location Enver had chosen to sit in was also quite satisfactory and did allow for them to see the picture in its best light. The sound quality too was amazing and the whole experience was far more pleasurable than she'd imagined. The company too had been nice, even if the nature of the evening did mean spending a lot of time silently sitting side by side.

When he stood up, she stood too. She had no real plan for the evening but she didn't say that, as she was convinced she'd taken up enough of his time already. They'd met in the catacombs and that was exactly where she was heading back to. She had energy enough to take a turn around the tunnels before she'd need to rest again and she was definitely going to be back in the spot they had met come sunrise, as that was where she'd cast the gate earlier in the evening.

"Walk me home you need not," she replied confidently as she ran her hands over her trousers, first straightening out the front and then the back. "If wish I do there to go no company would I require, as be there I would without issue." She was referring to the fact that she could tome home but she didn't elaborate as her mind was on the dark, dank subterranean tunnels she loved so much. "Hunting go I now," she rolled her shoulders back and then stretched her arms up into the air. Sitting in the seat had left her a little stiff, as she had adopted a position she rarely sat in when watching the film. Her hands clasped above her head she pushed higher and then let her arms fall back to her sides.

Not wanting to seem rude, or outstay her welcome, she made her way over to the exit. She pushed the door open and then turned back to face Enver; not that she knew if he had followed or not. When her eyes fell upon him she nodded politely and said; "Gate there is where found me you did earlier. If wish you do upon it to rest, perhaps see you there I shall." She wasn't exactly making plans to see him again, at least not in her mind, the way she saw it was that she was informing him that she had opened a gate in a public space.

Keara nodded. She wasn't by any means offended by the fact that he might not be joining her later, as she was more than happy to spend the remainder of the night alone. When the cad was offered, she took it from him, careful not to let their fingers touch and then looked the small piece of card over.

"Found I can be nightly in the catacombs," she put the card into a concealed pocket and nodded. "Well...unless something distracts me does. But rarely do I the catacombs not see from one day to the next. And...sorry but no such card have I for you in return. Message you later I shall, then have my number you shall. Though no phone have I these days. Use Skype I do. Thank you for your kindness Enver. Hope I do that our paths again soon shall cross."

With that said she nodded once more and made her way out of the theatre and back towards the mausoleum so that she could continue with the night she had planned, and when she felt her energy waning she'd return to the location of the gate and rest. She'd had a pleasant evening thus far and while a part of her hoped that he might be able to pull himself away from his work later, as she was beginning to enjoy his company, she wasn't going to allow the fact that he might not be able to ruin her evening.