Marco had taken his seat and composed a careful mask; he took his role as Seargent seriously. He listened and watched taking names of the newcomers, and memorizing their faces for when it would be required of him to know. It wouldn't do in the heat of battle to harm one of his comrades. His leg muscle clenched and felt the cool firmness of the blade holstered in his boot against his flexed muscle at the thought of the coming days. He had many blades secured on his person and an uncanny ability to accio more if needed. His wand, rowan wood and sensitive to his every thought as its charmed ability in wandmaking decides, was ready at hand also. His eyes flicked around the room, feeling for weapons on the others. He knew Godric was heavily armed, so much so that a typical wizard would cave under the weight. His weapons weren't as heavy as Godric chose, they were light and deadly accurate slicing through the air without warning or sound. But he respected his boyfriend for his ability and strength.
He knew Christabelle was also with weapons, even though she looked the elegant hostess and strong leader. She took to the role of leader well, she might not have chosen it for herself but it suited her. He smirked at Matt for his insolent move, the tidbit of information he offered was better suited in private conversation, or was he merely seeking favor and notice? Better to remain as these newcomers, aloof and secritive. Aden was strong, but he bore mistrust clearly on his visage, how interesting his notion of status. Darren clearly held the members in contempt, as his name dictated. Marco placed Abbey in the league of those to protect, he knew nothing of her abilities and she seemed to be very closely tied to Christabelle, therefore falling under his vow to protect.
He spoke no words, his was a position to observe and learn. Right now he was doing his job quite well. Next time he thought to have NaLa close at hand, his perception was a good tool in observation. He wasn't far; but he was concentrating on those coming towards the house, not those within it. For now Marco concentrated on Christy's last statement, he had been there when this vampire had come questioning the group. The dagger in his boot would be returned in due time. His eyes glinted at this prospect, the only signifier that a man really did lurk beneath the blank face. He wondered who they would consider first, which retaliation was more prominant. The deaths were gravely in need of recompense; but so was the infiltration of a lone vampire into their midst...especially one as unconcerned as Ne'os appeared to be.