Aderyn murmured something that was not English and did not seem to be Gaelic either, which would be the usual of fae. It was, for those who recognized such things, in the Algonquian language group. She stroked her fingers along the car door and then rolled up the window, brushing her hair back with her fingers. Not that people were prone to overlong staring, but she figured that should solve the attention problem. She hadn't brought many shadows to the car though, no reason to have someone hit it. It was a fun car. Rattus was nearly as calm and controlled as his tone, but Beth didn't seem to have the same control. Energy just naturally seemed to shed from most humans. It was lovely. She was sincerely enjoying being free.<br/><br/>Islwyn beamed over his shoulder at Beth, brown eyes seeming especially dark and purred happily at her, "I know." With that statement he winked and then hopped out of the car. Aderyn shook her head with a bemused smile, "I thought it was fun." She slid out of the back seat gracefully, waiting with Islwyn for the humans.<br/><br/>Of course they knew where the penthouse was, but they politely let Rattus lead since it was his place. When the hotel staff accosted them, Islwyn took to looking especially innocent and hooked his thumbs into the pockets on his pants. Of course then Rattus said he wanted to negotiate immediately and he sighed softly. Boring.<br/><br/>Aderyn nudged him lightly, and shook her head. Islwyn moved his shoulder in an odd almost shrug. It someone was watching it would be pretty clear they were communicating. Except not a whisper of power had passed between them, so perhaps it was simply the motion of siblings who knew the others motivation.<br/><br/>A slight frown drew her brows closer when Rattus told them to follow him, since she wasn't sure what right he had to give an order, nor what he thought he'd learn. He did realize it had been the vampires, didn't he? Well since it was not the place to have that discussion, Aderyn tapped her fingers against her leg for a second and then strode after Rattus. Her appearance actually matched her attitude well, the click of her heels against the floor expressing pure self confidence.<br/><br/>Islwyn just smiled slightly and dropped in beside Beth. He watched her seemingly more than where he was going, and asked softly, "So you can understand animals? Or simply sense what they are feeling?"<br/><br/>Maybe magic was not the best public discussion, but his tone had been soft and not carrying. Besides it was something that was interesting. Humans chattering at each other about money was not interesting. Or about how Neo had shot through furniture. Or that vampires tossed it around and a few windows ended up shattered even though they'd all been opened that could be. Unless something else had come to chew on the furniture, Islwyn didn't see the point. This was nothing to do with their goal. Unless Rattus knew some pattern of disappearance that linked the hotel into matters, but it seemed unlikely from the earlier conversations. He wanted to get on things, have some real fun.