Aderyn arched an eyebrow and smiled just slightly, "I believe, since you were discussing labeling us, I should be able to determine its accuracy. Unless you know more about us than you've shown, I wouldn't say you had any need to come up with more than one... vaguely accurate label for your convenience. As I said, your comfort in speech does not offend us. You could say sidhe, or dark fairy, or you can say kayissta'pssiwa." Her slight smile grew mischievous as she said the last word.<br/><br/>Dark eyes watched, entertained, as they flustered the hotel manager with their decision, and then Aderyn came gracefully to her feet. Her head tilted just slightly to the side and then she held out her own hand to the woman. Human's rarely thought about contact like this. Beth or Rattus might feel the flare of magic around Aderyn as she attempted to... soften the memories. If Rattus had a purpose in this conversation, erasing it merely because it had included herself was counterproductive. However, humans really didn't need to know too much. The woman could think about vampires or werewolf, but she need not dwell upon fae.<br/><br/>Perhaps in uncertain circumstances power should be husbanded, but part of the dark was being the unknown. Stories and myths and not fact. She would be remiss leaving a normal person dwelling upon the sidhe. The little task taken care of, she strolled after Rattus. She knew where he was going so she didn't run to catch up.<br/><br/>Islwyn simply waited until everyone else had left the room and then drifted after them quietly. His heavy motorcycle boots should have been louder, even against plush carpeting.<br/><br/>"Do you have some issue with making people look elsewhere, or is it simply not a skill contained between the two of you?" He leaned against the wall, looking bemused that they should hurry for non-magical human warriors. Haste may or may not be important to their goal, but he'd rather get on with it and not plan to death what couldn't be known. See what the drone saw, and then move on. Aderyn would keep him safe from the energy there if such a thing was even needed. They both had the capacity to absorb a wide and delightful range of energies with only benefit to themselves.<br/><br/>When Rattus came back to him with the handgun though, his eyes glittered happily. He held his hand over the gun, and his gaze went slightly distant. Then he flexed his fingers and settled his hand gently upon the metal surface. "Yes, I like this. Do you have a... holster?" He took his hand away and then considered his palm. It looked exactly as it had, but it seemed he was checking for some reason and that he was satisfied.<br/><br/>"Will you need to remove other things from this room if the police are to come gaze upon it?" It was not, quite, and offer to help move things. It did sound like he was willing to be useful as long as he got to be doing something.