Islwyn seemed to be always smiling to some degree, but the glitter in his eyes said that he was truly enjoying himself now. He wasn't amusing himself by trying to worry others, he was simply reveling in the adrenaline of controlled danger. Perhaps it revealed some of the wildness inside, the willingness to do things purely for the sake of entertainment or interest or pure trouble.<br/><br/>Aderyn managed to stop paying attention to the speed and passing cars, though the wind still rushed in the window and ruffled her hair from sleek back into a wild crest. Her dark brown eyes watched Beth with an almost odd intensity. Well a mage did need to be able to focus. "That will be good if there is one who can learn. I did mean more to create items, but if she learns to shield and comes with us, that would work as well. As long as you feel this mage will not be a liability in combat." She slanted a glance at Beth, tilting her head slightly and watching her with one eye, and asked with an almost neutral curiosity, "Seeing and feeling them, can you make them act? Could you sacrifice a... creature?"<br/><br/>Finally Aderyn moved her intent gaze from Beth as Rattus spoke. She leaned slightly into the middle, a slight frown between her brows. Annoyance at not being able to watch Rattus, though his face and tone were always ever so neutral. She leaned back again, a small huff of breath coming form her lips as Beth argued with Rattus about her abilities. Worrying about how much energy she could spend. Of course, they obviously didn't realize if they were going into a situation with enemies she was going to feed, and feed well. Though she and her brother were not of the Guardian class, death and dying was still a perfectly delicious drink. Not everyone could be a vampire in this... right? Right. So Aderyn had little concern. Of course if they were going to offer Neo's fire as well she wasn't going to say no. The offer of extra power was delightful.<br/><br/>Islwyn spoke after Beth laid out her theory, "A human can be trained to look at the skies." He laughed, a wicked sound. "Perhaps they are not humans though, and I do not see how this matters, unless you seek to prepare us to look for vital organs in new and interesting locations. I still say no one would wear a suit as he has described to us now without the need to. It would be limiting. If a disguise was needed an easier one could be found, and why disguise if you kill all that approach?"<br/><br/>A thoughtful sound came from Aderyn, "Covered so, it will be harder for me to touch them. Especially if I do not know what creature to expect inside. I may, at first, only be of use in holding stealth and safety."<br/><br/>A cheerful laugh came from Islwyn, "I will crack them out of their shells for you to taste little sister."<br/><br/>His odd wording only made Aderyn laugh softly and nod, as if all was right. "It will be interesting if all that power will help us hide or expose us in contrast." She glanced a the humans. Despite their magically magnetic nature, they could both become neutral with surrounding energy. A camouflage. It was not a human trait. Masking magic was still magic, so, they would see she supposed.<br/><br/>As Rattus warned Islwyn, he only beamed his charming smile, without slowing much. He did shift slightly, something about his energy becoming more intent. The only warning they would have was the motion as his hand dropped to the emergency brake. Then he was spinning the wheel and shifting and breaking and forcing the car to<span style="font-style: italic">slide</span>with smoking tires into a spot at the front of the hotel. It rocked slightly as it settled to a halt. Clearly he had the same skill for subtlety as Neo.<br/><br/>Aderyn clicked her tongue and reminded him, "You did<span style="font-style: italic">steal</span>this car. Of course I suppose human's are busy with more important things right now." Demons and vampires and... fae. Free and far more open than was usual in their abundance.