Marco had no experience in consoling others. He simply had never allowed anyone into his carefully constructed world far enough to care about them and warrant his concern. He could not drop the wall he'd raised to keep his emotions in check, but he forced a weak smile onto his lips as he looked at her. Yes I can understand how important books are, but I cannot understand why you would not send me after them, or just summon them with an accio charm. He had an unhealthy obsession with books, looking around the great room they were in could reveal that, it has floor to ceiling bookshelves jammed with thick volumes and dusty tomes.
He was trying to learn more about the situation, would she be turned then? He could feel the anguish rolling off her in waves, things he could only barely ascertain. Fear, lonliness, longing...emotions rolled off her as her thouhts played out. He could guess that her Father, and the absent Nick were very much in her thoughts. He had yet to meet Nick, but he certainly had words for the man he respected and still considerd the leader of their group. His loyalties had been forged and he never severed them easily, not until he heard Nick was dead would he relinquish his loyalty to him. Well dead or deliberately abandoned all that they stood for. His deep but cold eyes turned to her again, he still could not comfort her properly more than to give her space to sort her thoughts and tell him more.