Beth heard Aderyn murmur something under her breath, but it was in a language she didn't understand. Perhaps it was Irish, she said to herself, but it didn't sound like one. It sounded to her like one of the native languages in the North American continent as spoken by its tribal inhabitants, but she didn't know which of the many languages it exactly was. What whichever it was, she saw it as a futile question to mull over with. Either way, she didn't speak any of those languages, neither did she understand them. She might be able to see and feel otherworldly entities, but she would not understand them if they spoke a strange language. It simply was not a point of expertise for her.<br/><br/>She saw how the two fae siblings non-verbally communicated with each other, which was something she could more easily understand. As she saw it, it seemed to her as if they were apathetic or perhaps cavalier about the whole thing. Yet, she didn't expect them to be more than anything else. She knew that the fae, seelie or unseelie, were whimsical in nature when it came to dealing with humans and their affairs. However, her interpretation of what they wanted to say to each other were simply a matter of guesswork for her. Aside from the fact that they were fae, she did take into account that the two were siblings. Thus, maybe their unspoken way of talking with each other can be remarkably different from what humans usually expect.<br/><br/>As Rattus gave them a command to go after him, she followed him out of the fact that he seemingly was a person who didn't want to put off any affairs that can provide them any opportunities that can solve the case they were in. Her impression of him was he was an emotionally frigid, tunnel-visioned, corporate husk of a living German stereotype. While Neo was vulgar with his sexual attraction to both Aderyn and Raven and outright rude for the sake of his own amusement, she saw that Rattus seemingly had no other proclivities to anything other than talking in an overly technical manner, borderly disturbing pride with his country's engineering expertise, and formulating military strategies for what amounts to a murder mystery. He wasn't paying attention to the perhaps unintentionally seducing way that Aderyn walked with her heels clicking down the hallway as he headed towards the office of the hotel management. As Beth saw it, it was him, his colleagues, his associates and the case, nothing more.<br/><br/>Islwyn suddenly asked her about her aptitude for understanding the emotions of animals, if she was capable of it. She turned to him and answered, "I can somewhat understand them, but not in any clear or specific way. The way they feel and think is something very different from how humans understand it. It's complicated, not because they have more complex thoughts. It's because they can't speak any language just as we can, neither could they understand our languages. They also have various levels of intellect too, so all I can do is to interpret what they think and feel. And so far, all they are concerned for themselves in common is basic survival, security, and a primitive sense of socialization, nothing more." She took a deep breath, before continuing to explain. "Territorial pack animals, in the way I interpret it and in general, seemingly have a higher understanding of socialization and some basic sense of emotion. But, even with this ability of mine, I can not speak in absolutes and any authority, as my interpretation can be influenced by my own subjectivity."<br/><br/>Meanwhile, Rattus kept walking through the hallways along with the others following him. As he remembered, Neo did mention what happened in the penthouse and how they battled vampires which lead to the surrender and capture of Raven. The hotel attendant did mention that the damage to the room was seen by them earlier and the management wanted them to pay for it, so he deduced that there is a higher possibility that the managers already saw what kind of damage was in the penthouse. This, coupled with the fact that the incident in Winnfield was an open secret if Senator Madison's treatment of it was an indication, lead him to think that they can get something from the hotel management, and also settle any payments for the destroyed furniture. As so he walked to that direction, just as how he would approach it, nothing more.