Islwyn only grinned wider as Andy stared at his hand like it might bite her, or shock her. Smart child, but this was a greeting in truth. The vampire told her so, rather harshly, and he glanced at the creature. "Speaking of manners..." His glance mocked the creature and then he laughed at Andy, "You do know I could hear that conversation right? As I am standing here?" Because of the discussion he had not withdrawn his gesture, but waited, dark eyes sparkling. There was a vibrant, almost magnetic energy to his presence, one shared by his sister.<br/><br/>After his questions he bowed over her hand, his lips kissing the air softly just above her hand, his breath warm against her skin. The vampire might recognize that as proper upon a first introduction. Of course then as he straightened he did something absolutely the opposite of proper; he shifted closer and instead of releasing her, he turned her hand over and lifted it to flick his tongue across her palm. Then he let her go and said, "I see you Andromeda Kirsch."<br/><br/>His gesture hadn't provoked a reaction from his sister, but his words did. She drew in a quick breath and moved toward them, sharp heels snapping angrily on the tile. When she got to her brother she punched him in the shoulder and glared at him. He looked perhaps a little sheepish as she absently shook out her hand. He was wearing armor after all. Then they stared at each other in silence for a few moments, communicating, but not something anyone outside their flock bond would hear.<br/><br/>"Fine." Aderyn turned, tossing dark hair from her eyes and glaring at Andy. "I am Aderyn. I see you Andromeda Kirsch." She held her hand to Andy, and this was a demand, not a request. Whatever this odd phrasing meant it was clear she wasn't happy about it. If Andy obeyed, she would have her knuckles licked. Why they felt the need to lick her was not explained any more than the statement.<br/><br/>Islwyn laughed at his sister's attitude, shifting back to watch the vampire for signs of running. He said cheerfully, "You can thank me later human."<br/><br/>Only Andy would see Aderyn roll her eyes at the comment. Then she gazed at Andy and murmured softly, "You really should." Once Seen, she was a person, and not to be hunted. Aderyn didn't think they'd come to that stage yet, but apparently you let a boy dust a few vampires and he came over all soft on you. Or maybe it was just the conversation the girl had carried out with the vampire. Islwyn could be perverse. He had a damnable sense of humor.