Islwyn didn't see any problem with any of those things, but yes he did suppose human mages often tried to protect the weaker humans. So that made sense. "It's your toy." Neo had sidestepped the question of his name and so Islwyn gave him a respectful nod and let him return to arguing with the vampire. The man really did like being annoying. It made Islwyn smile fondly.<br/><br/>Sadly Andy interupted the entertainment. Very responsible of her, though of course the point of baiting the vampire was that it was fun. So he said gently to Andy, "It's usefulness is in the joy the man feels as he entertains himself." Of course the creature agreed it should be left alone. Not that Islwyn had any idea why they'd want to keep it. Sentimentality perhaps. Not that the male seemed at all soft. Posturing for the females attention? Andromeda did seem soft.<br/><br/>The mention of guns made Islwyn's expression turn a bit greedy. His sister laughed, "New toys and you've caught him." She strolled past Neo as if heading for the door, but then paused as she reached him and ran her nails down his spine, her expression innocent as if she had not understood.<br/><br/>Islwyn nodded, "I need to get your car running again anyway." He began to head for the edge of the building.<br/><br/>Aderyn reminded him pointedly, "The elevator is the other direction."<br/><br/>He stopped, glanced at Neo, and then sighed and nodded, "Oh fine. Boring and subtle it is. This is going to seem like work if we keep on this way."<br/><br/>Aderyn laughed, "An excuse to exercise your imagination!"<br/><br/>They rode mundanely down the elevator and the pair of them led the way to the car Neo had driven. Islwyn fished in his cloak, pulled a piece of metal out of it, and popped the hood by holding his hand over it. He leaned in to put the part back, his sister standing behind him and watching with amusement. Then he slammed the hood, "All right should work now, I think that was where it came from." Looking especially angelic, he opened a door and settled himself in the passenger seat.<br/><br/>Aderyn shook her head and slid into the back with the girls. Or in her opinion, the girl and the dead thing that wistfully mocked its past life.