Adam smirked as he looked at Danny trying to get some sleep in the study room, at least someone was unfazed from the whole 'almost-being-murdered' thing the night before. However answers had to be found to the question and Adam looked to his 'study-buddies' to throw some ideas around before he dropped the bomb on exactly what he knew about the girl and what he could safely deduce. However their debate was turning out to be rather fruitless for the lines that Adam was drawing in his head. On the outside, it looked like he wasn't even paying attention to what anyone was saying due to his staring off into the distance.

Adam knew all there was about slayers, he had gotten an ear-full about the workings and the known history(several versions of them) burned into his mind when he was home-schooled by his family. He would have never thought that those teachings would be of any use at any given time, truthfully he never thought that a Slayer would find their way to Washington but there it was. He knew what he had seen, it was a human being killing vampires as if they were flies, only one person could possess such power over the supernatural. Adam carefully sat back down in his seat, looking a couple shades paler than he did when he first came into the room.

He finally lifted his head to look at someone when Blaine spoke the word. 'Slayer'. He stared at him, carefully considering his words before actually bothering to speak up himself. "You are the smartest person in the room, Blaine, truly. We should be a bit more careful." There was a hint of sarcasm in his voice but Adam didn't allow it to set in before he continued. "I think I know what we are facing. Don't ask me how, I'm not going to tell you. They come only once in a generation and that they are those that stand in between us and all those demons and vampires that would harm us. In essence, they are half-demon but only in essence, it's hard to truly describe what they are." There was a certain amount of effort being projected on Adam's face, he was trying to remember everything he could from his family's teachings.

"So they do basically what you bunch like to do on your Friday nights except they do it better and they're packing a whole lot more. If one of them has come to town... Well we may have a whole bunch of competition in the playing-superhero field." Adam rubbed his chin as he stood up and began pacing around. "These beings are stronger, faster and more capable than anything we have ever faced and they are called-..." Adam stopped as he heard his phone's notification. He took it out and looked at the screen and his eyes widened. "Hold on, this is important, got to take this." He began typing up a flurry on his phone. It was a big sale being made and he had to capitalize on it.