"How many do the humans know about? Those that were inhuman that is, living in the city." He spoke into her ear. She was right against him, and he didn't mind it at all. You tended to forget how nice it felt to have another against you when you were without it for so long. Maybe he should change something here, see how willing she was to leave those humans this time. It felt nice because it wasn't really a lie, she knew what he was but didn't seem to care standing there. She didn't fight him, wasn't tense against him like she wanted to run. Her essence seemed to meld into his and it was relaxing, stimulating almost.
"Perhaps twenty. They are growing more interested in where you stay on the mountain, they noticed that you were gone." Kendra warned him.