"You haven't given my any reason not to trust you. So yeah. I guess I do. And I don't mind moving upstairs." Seth said. He really didn't see any reason why he shouldn't trust him. Plus if he tried to hurt him, he would defend himself.

He smiled and kissed Seth's neck, making sure his teeth just lightly grazed the others skin. "Hmmm..." He closed his eyes and chuckled to himself softly. "Tasty. Come on, upstairs." He didn't wait for the other, just walked up the stairs and turned right disappearing into darkness.

Seth instantly started blushing. And his heart was pounding. He slowly followed him upstairs, looking around him. But he did stop at the top of the staircase. He didn't know which way he had gone.

He realised that although the lay out of the house was obvious to him, it wasn't to his guest. "In here. Don't fall over on your way. Doors open, you'll find it." He hoped that his voice would be good enough, while he hurriedly lit a few candles and sorted out somewhere for them both to sit that wasn't his bed. The room was grand, old fashioned and deep red. The light barely effected the shadows.

Seth followed the sound of his voice. He stopped in the doorway. He looked around the room. At least, what he could see of it. "This is a nice room." he said, basing that on what he could see. And from that, he could tell it was better then his room and his own home.

"Why that's nice of you. It's a little dark though you'll get used to it." He sneaked behind Seth and wrapped his arms around him, whispering in his ear. "I'll keep you safe till then. There are horrible things out there, in the dark. I wouldn't want them to take a fancy to you as well."

Seth blushed slightly. "I don't need to be protected. I can protect myself from anything. I'm not afraid." he said. He turned his head and looked at him. He smiled slightly at him.

He raised an eye brow and then smiled almost wickedly. "Really? Couldn't protect yourself from me though could you. What If I had just put all that on, and had taken you here just to hurt you? I'm not saying that's what's happened, but it's what could have happened. Wouldn't it be nice to have someone there to watch your back?" He let go of him and lit a few more candles.

"I wasn't trying to protect myself from you. Plus you wouldn't have had to bring me here just to hurt me. That could be done anywhere. And I've never really needed anybody to watch my back." he said. He watched him light the candles.

He nodded, then picked up a laptop from the side. "Doesn't quite fit in does it? It's practically the only electricity in the house, along with the fridge." He turned it on and sat down on the bed with his legs crossed. "Never needed help before? Well, I'm offering now. If you can give me a good enough description of the vampire you're hunting...I know someone who can find them." He looked up at him, waiting for an answer.

He walked over and sat down next to him. "I already told you what I could remember about him. Which really wasn't much. But I know if I saw him again I would be able to recognize him." he told him.