Beth's answer made Islwyn chuckle softly. "I could tell you yes, but what fun would that be? Besides, as the man says, would you understand what I meant by it?" There lurked in his expression a sense of mischief. "I want to know, what things you can feel from me, with no words." A double entendre, and impossible to tell if he said such things with a purpose or by accident from his expression. Islwyn was always smiling, always sounding slightly wicked.<br/><br/>When they entered the room with the exec, Islwyn didn't sit, he stood by the door, still with the sense of a smile hovering about his lips. He looked out of place in the office, mohawk and leathers and his flashy plaid cape. It didn't seem to bother him one bit and he gazed about himself with curiosity, paying little attention to the people in the room. Or perhaps apparently paying little attention because he stood quiet and balanced.<br/><br/>Aderyn on the other hand slid into one of the seats facing the desk, crossing her legs and leaning back comfortably. It was pretty clear no human was going to intimidate either of them. The long plaid jacket she wore separated to show her leggings, the light picking out silvery strands in the black. She watched the CEO with steady brown eyes, but without making a motion to introduce herself or explain why she was there.<br/><br/>When Rattus brought them into it, that slight frown came back, but then Aderyn's forehead smoothed. She lifted one shoulder slightly and let it fall, "We were invited for a visit. We were just saying hello when a few vampires showed up thinking to make a snack. You won't find much evidence left beyond dust I'm afraid. There was perhaps some excessive enthusiasm in denying them the pleasure." She didn't look at Islwyn, but he grinned at her phrasing; a flash of white teeth and danger.<br/><br/>Aderyn was unsure of the purpose of this exercise. Was one of the hotel staff a mage to notice the fire that Neo had lit to call them? Were they frightened that some unknown creature would attack others to their hotel? She relaxed into her chair, the toe of one foot just lightly touching the desk the woman sat behind.<br/><br/>Her brown eyes looked nearly sleepy, bored in any case, but Aderyn was opening herself to take a look. To feel the energy flow around her. Poised to sweep the surface thoughts of the woman. While it was not a comfortable thing to do around a pair of mages, she was curious. Besides, Islwyn was at her back. At everyone's back really, a dangerous place to have him if he didn't favour you.