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Kin blushed slightly before looking away. She wasn't used to people trying to comfort her.

He kept his Hand on her shoulder, "Are we almost there?"

"It's right here." She stopped outside a wooden door. She opened it and there stood a Nord. He looked up and smiled." Welcome Miss Kin. What have you brought me today?" Kin smiled." Whole bunch of new stuff, Gunder." She walked over to him and began to sell items to him.

Dmitri waited patiently by the door, his eyes wandering from item to item on the shelves curiously.
"Sir," he finally spoke, "Would you happen to have any Dwemer artifacts?"

Gunder thought for a moment." No but I've heard of some being in mines around." Kin frowned. The last mine she went to was full of vampires and one had managed to bit her. Luckly she had a cure poton with her.

"Good to know. Thank you, comrade," Dmitri nodded then started browsing the shelves and display cases.

Kin smiled as she finished selling her items." I need a few cures. I ran out." Gunder smiled." Of coarse. Been dealing with those vampires again?" Kin's ear twitched as she paid for the potions." Not my fault they won't leave me alone. See you, Gunder." She waved as she walked out the door.

"Why not just become a vampire?" Dmitri asked, "Granted, there is little respect for them, but I see no real shame in being one. As long as you control it, stick to animals perhaps, rather than people... Or you could always by slaves."

"I lived my whole life in the day. I cannot imagine being forced to live in the darkness."

"You can still go in the sun comrade. You'll be weaker but you'll be able to live in the light."

"It'll hurt me though. Besides, feeding on blood doesn't sound....good." She frowned, her ears twitching.

"If you were a vampire it wouldn't sound bad," Dmitri countered with a hearty laugh.

"I still don't want to be one." Kin looked at him." I'd rather not accidently kill someone."

"Fine, have it your way," he teased and stuck out his tongue.

Kin gently and playfully hit him in the arm." Quit it." She laughed.

He grinned and stretched, "I'll be waiting outside then."

"I thought you wanted to search a mine." She looked at him.

"I'll wait for you, Comrade," he smiled positively at her.

"I'm confused."

"Well, would you like to go and explore it with me?" he offered to her with a slightly annoyed flick of his tail.