Jonas laughed, "There will never be a cure. And if there is, then that's no fun for me. What am I supposed to do if there are no vamps running around?" He pointed out simply. Listening to her, letting her leave was the best option. Still, the other hunters wouldn't even hesitate before killing her. Maybe it wasn't the best option after all. "You were a hunter once. You know how it goes. We gather clues from the townsfolk. Course, we could just wander aimlessly through the forest and see what we find."

James shrugged, "Yes, but dreaming gets you nowhere." The man muttered, glancing upwards at the rain which continued to fall hard. Not being one to talk much, he decided in his mind that they might as well head out to the next town. Sick? It never occurred to him that he could get sick but he was sure he'd be fine. It was just water, not very dangerous. Besides, he had a job to do and a little bit of rain wasn't going to stop him. "I'll be fine." He said and started walking deeper into the forest, making his way to the next town.

Maybe in the next town he could stay at an inn. He needed to get some sleep. Or at least some actual food. The next town wasn't too far, but it would still take a little while to get there. In the meantime they could always talk, but what could he and a vampire possibly talk about anyway? Nothing. He should have killed her, but he couldn't do that after she basically saved him and the child. That didn't mean he wouldn't kill her eventually though; he knew it was only a matter of time before she turned on him and tried to kill him. All vampires were the same after all.

Rain continued to fall and bounce off his hat as they neared the next town. When he heard her, he smirked and waved a hand dismissively. "I am grabbing some food and a drink. Lord knows I need one now. But yes you uhh...go and do what you have to do." James said to her and started making his way to the nearest tavern. He would head to the inn afterwards. The town was bustling with people but they all looked at the pair cautiously, making sure to stay away from the man with the shotgun.