Aderyn frowned slightly for a moment as she untangled the meaning of that statement. She was still only half way confident that he was saying a surge of energy would not damage a typical imaginary laser gun, when Yukina interjected. Aderyn blinked and took a calming breath. That's what she'd just said wasn't it? Increase the energy beyond tolerance. As they argued, or perhaps agreed the thing was unknowable, Aderyn grinned. A little feral around the edges, "Then I try it."<br/><br/>Islwyn snorted, "<span style="font-weight: bold">No one</span>can count on a pucca." When Beth began expounding on the things called pucca he shook his head, "No, no. Not that type of pucca. The type you speak of eats... milk. Bread. The new ones from England, the vexsome pucca. They eat metal, things that carry energy. They don't look like animals."<br/><br/>Islwyn still watched the monitors, his tone just a touch distracted. He was more interested in seeing the enemy, the grounds, than a discussion on how much trouble one fae can cause. He already knew the answer.<br/><br/>Aderyn was following the conversation a bit more closely and chuckled softly, "Well I'd agree with the speculation, if the topic were not pucca. They are like rats. They'd stay anywhere you were making things they like to eat, if there is one here, you can guess they are anywhere that you have..." She paused a heartbeat and then smiled, "Ah yes, an airport."<br/><br/>Islwyn smiled as Neo encouraged speed, he did find preparation dull, even if it was needed. Then a nod for Luke as he indicated there were two weapons. Or a way to change between the two types. That was useful.<br/><br/>Aderyn glanced around the room of mages and asked, "Is one of you a healer? I assume aid will be needed if the man just lays there. And is the feeling that you need more information so we would seek only to bring this man out unknown, or stop by him on the way in to see only if we can gain information?"<br/><br/>Aderyn's dark lashes lowered to hide her eyes and she looked at her manicured nails. There was something in her posture that said she was trying to make a decision on what to offer or perhaps reveal. It had been noted already the pair were loath to have much known about them.<br/><br/>In that silence while she waited for the answer to her questions, Islwyn glanced at her. Seeming to feel it, she looked back at him and he shook his head ever-so-slightly. Then he turned back to the screens and Aderyn seemed to relax, adopting a more casual position and crossing her arms over her chest.<br/><br/>Planning was well and good, but they knew what they knew now. Maybe they could spend days watching and learn a bit more, or maybe it would waste days. She had them in her life, but it seemed.. boring. Especially since her twin was in warrior mode and would probably be content to stand for days watching the screen. There was hope, two had now urged speed.<br/><br/>"The state of the man does suggest radiation could be confirmed to not be an issue, does it not?" Another point to confirm. If she definitely didn't need to create shield, she had more energy for other things. Not that she was entirely sure what radiation did to a human beyond the fact they seemed to not handle much beyond the sun. As well as the fact the suit wearing creatures were perhaps ghouls or some such related creature. The suits camouflage, though from what, and who was watching, and how close did they think people might be watching? Why did they worry what was seen? It was confusing. Too many questions, and the answers likely out of reach until it was too late. So much fun.