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Kia relaxed when she did. "I'd tell you my full name... if I knew it. I just hope that I really am not this Altrist person that were spoke of. Anyone but him." Kia went from looking at Kalia to looking out the window. He wasn't sure about anything. He wanted to find out more about who he was, but at the same time fear what he would find. Before he would be just a human teenager. Couldn't have gotten into much trouble, and his record would have been clean. Now he could be who knows how old and have done horrific things to people. He could have really killed the family of that were.

He just hope he wouldn't find out. He feared the truth. If he really did kill that were's family, what would he do? He could always find the where and let the were kill him to extract revenge. But Kia didn't want to die. Not yet. Could he explain things to the were? That he wasn't that person, if he found out he was Altrist?

Too many questions. Not enough courage or answers. He still felt that as long as Kalia was by his side, somehow things would turn out for the better. Things turned out fine so far. A little rough at spots, but they lived.

At first, Kia was startled. He was so raped up into his own thoughts, he had forgotten about Kalia for a moment. He however let her head stay where it was. Not being too sure as to what to do, he just looked at her head for a moment. Then, carefully, he ran his hand through her hair, to try and make sure she stayed calm and asleep. She needed her rest. She was playing tough too much. He knew she was still hurting.

Moving carefully, Kia slid her jacket over her, so if anything, it might look like she was talking to him in a whisper. They should hopefully think she was preparing him to see the council. It might buy Kalia a few moments more sleep.

Unfortuntly, the ride was reminding Kia of how tired he was. He had hardly slept that night, though Kalia was worse on that count. His head nodded as he fought to stay awake, but eventually, his head rested on Kalia's. His ear was conveniently near Kalia's mouth, so it really might look like she was whispering to him. His eyes closed as he rested, still awake, but only because he managed to keep his ear out to the sounds around him.

Kia Lifted his head when Kalia started to move, his eyes still closed. "I'm awake." He muttered. He never actually fell asleep, but he could have had he not distracted his mind with other things. "You needed the rest more than I did. I just closed my eyes." He opened his eyes and looked around. Now he felt foolish. He probably should have watched where the where going, so that he wouldn't be lost if he had to find his way back out. Ah well... too late now.

"So, in ten minutes I find out more about myself." He sounded... almost sad about that prospect. He was frightened as well, but he was starting to feel like he shouldn't be finding his past, but possibly looking for his future. He looked at Kalia, but quickly diverted his eyes. "You.. ah..." He pointed to her skirt, that had ridden up in her movements. The coat that Kia placed over her covered most of it, but more of her thigh showed that Kia wanted to see, as well as more than he was sure Kalia would want showing.

Kia smirked at her. Despite his smile, it was apparent he was nervous. "I've trusted you so far. This is your territory. I'll just... follow your lead." Kia looked at her. He had to trust people. Sense he awoke in the hospital, he had no choice. Besides his family, she was the only other person he trusted this much.

"Why wouldn't I trust you, after you saved my life how many times?" Kia shrugged as he spoke. "And... I'll try not to be afraid." He couldn't guarantee that he would or wouldn't be afraid, but he would try.

As Kalia talked, Kia was listening intently. When her lips touched his cheek, Kia blush again. When she pulled away, his hand instinctively reach up to his cheek. Then he had to get his head out of the clouds.

Kalia was already moving out of the car, and he needed to follow her. He needed to stay close to her, for he felt like he would be very lost without her. He noticed the man at the door bow in greeting for Kalia as she stepped out. It made sense. Then as he left, he noticed that the man didn't bow as deeply for him. He knew this person was a were, just from the twitching of his nose as he smelled the amulet. He couldn't smell anything, but he knew it had to be it.

Kai glared at the man, as he felt slitted a little. He kept his head up high, and walked as tall as he could reasonably do. He was nervous, but he was trying his best not to show it. Then again, the door man had gotten on his nerves, so he was a little agitated as well. He followed behind Kalia, figuring she would either slow down for him to walk beside her, or he was expected to follow behind her. As long as she was in sight, he felt things would be for the better. He knew he wouldn't get lost here as long as Kalia was with him.

Kia followed Kalia, watching her rather intently. He didn't want to get lost, and he was marking each of these hallways in his head so he would know how to get out on his own if he had to.

It was rather sudden when Kalia started to spin, as Kia didn't notice the figure in front of her at first. He was about to rush ahead, when he noticed he kissed her on the forehead and placed her down again. At that point, Kia just glared at the man. It wasn't till he left did Kia relax even a little again. "So, who was he?" Kia stated, but did Kalia detect a little... jealously in his voice? Why was Kia feeling do defencive of Kalia? Why did it matter to him that she got kissed? Even if it was on the fore head...

Kia listened intently to her words. In his mind, he was talking to himself however. 'Good. Nothing going on between them... not that I care...'

Kia just followed, watching Kalia's back as he kept track of the paths he took inside the building. He was lost, but could at least still backtrack his way out of here if he had to. "So, that's is? Nothing else?" The kiss still bothered him, but then his reached his hand up to his cheek, where she had kissed him moments ago. He could still feel it there, as though it was tangible.