Aderyn was maintaining her patience. She was better at it than her brother. Besides, she at least thought it was interesting to watch the way that people did things. Some of the energy humans shed came with thoughts, motivations, intentions. While mages often controlled at least part of this it would not likely be the case with the humans running the hotel. She felt no compunction not to walk in and take what information she wanted from any mind open to her. For the most part, it wouldn't even be noticed. Rattus could see if he learned anything with words, though she doubted there would be anything of interest to their purpose. On the other hand they might know something that would interest her.<br/><br/>Islwyn was generally easy going, so when she indicated he should go along with something he trusted her to have a reason. Besides he usually found something to interest himself along the way, which appeared now to be Beth.<br/><br/>After having watched Beth intently, when she began to answer Islwyn let his eyes flick away now and again, mostly when they came to a cross in hallways, or passed doors. He looked up as well as to the sides, and even occasionally glanced at his feet as if not entirely positive that nothing was going to come up through the floors after them. He didn't seem to notice what he was doing, caution a habit so well ingrained. At least caution in that manner. He did seem to be listening carefully and when she paused he tilted his head slightly to one side, watching her more with one eye. His easy smile widened slightly and he asked almost innocently, "Can you understand me? Within the limits of your own subjectivity." The last part was said almost teasingly.<br/><br/>Truthfully though he was curious. Beth was one to recognize what they were. Or at least to know they were fae, though they were... creatures of spirit as well. Descended from things once in the positions of gods on both sides of the family as it were. Not that there were not far more powerful types of fae, but they has less vulnerability. Or perhaps it was less obvious vulnerability, one they had choice in how it was exposed. In any case there was something that was animal spirit within them and he wished to know how far Beth could push her sight.<br/><br/>Aderyn glanced back over her shoulder at them, once more the slightest of frowns marring her features for a moment. At the moment her ears looked perfectly normal, but they were fae. Perhaps she heard the details of the softly spoken conversation. Whatever the case, it did seem she didn't quite approve of Islwyn's chatter. Or maybe she didn't approve of where she thought he might be going with it. Islwyn only winked at her though and her expression smoothed and she once more turned to watch where they were walking.