Eric smirked, enjoying her comeback. "Well, of course. But I trust about as many vampires as I do humans." He gave her a playful wink, knowing full well that this wasn't the time for jokes, but he simply couldn't help himself.

"I suppose it could. There is obviously magic to this place, and magic can do all sorts of things," he said, unable to give her a real concrete answer. "I know that my flying is hampered as well, there is something on all the locks that prevents them from being opened by anything other than a specific key." He'd tried to force one or two open - had they been normal doors, they would have broken. "And it has apparently cut off our bond, since I couldn't feel you in the house when you arrived."

Eric chuckled lightly again, shaking his head. "I thought it probable, but no. I had never met an alien nor a spaceman."

He walked smoothly to the door, assuming that no one would be inside (surely she would have mentioned that), and pushed the door open, holding it as she entered first before following the blonde inside. The vampire quietly shut the door behind them before turning back to her. "I'll let you pick where," he said, smirking again as he gave her a knowing and mischievous look.