"I was actually thinking more- the Devil and his brothers, but if a nasty vampire ever rolls into town I'm sure I can be just as useful."

She's been thinking about it, see, and she really doesn't want to cut herself off completely from the people she's taken a liking to here. The angel proofing would keep her out too, of course, and she's just selfish enough to think that's a bad idea. There's something though, she's been considering it for a while and can't see why it won't work. So she might possibly lean a little more into Ghoul's side as she starts talking again, casting meaningful glances in all the right parts to try and tell him what she's not quite willing to say in company just yet.

"I think I might have worked out a way for you to control who of their...kind can come in and who can't." Read as: Ghoul can still let her in. "It's the same principle, the proofing sigil, only placed over somewhere where you can break it. A window frame, or a doorway. You open it, they can come in. Close it and you're safe in here."

She raises a hand, takes hold of his wrist and squeezes lightly before folding her arms over her chest. "That doesn't cover the demons though."