Islwyn was in his element, acting with full trust that his back was covered. He was breathing heavily by the end, dust blowing over him. He stopped, blinked, and looked around. When he turned, silver links shone through rents in his shirt, over his arms and torso, knives that had slipped in only to find the sidhe wore armour beneath his clothing. He wasn't the only one, but Aderyn had never come close enough to be touched, and her shield slowed projectiles. He inspected the blade of his sword carefully and then tucked it away inside his cloak again, leaving only knife in hand for the moment.<br/><br/>Aderyn was rather shocked the knife hit the vampire on the way back, but it was thanks to the distractions of Islwyn and the human mage's gun. Sometimes one got lucky. Or perhaps the vampire had slowed down with the loss of her people. The fear that came as the vampire began to die was lovely and she breathed it in. With the fall of the last enemy for now, Aderyn shook her hands slightly, winding her energy down with another gesture and a final deep breath. Then she followed the humans closer to the female vampire and her brother.<br/><br/>Once more the human was attempting to make himself incomprehensible, but after filtering the speech she determined he was offering the vampire life. Probably. "I feel your vote indicates you have a purpose for this creature, so I will vote for mercy." She smiled slightly, reaching out to touch his arm, fingers resting there lightly. A soft voice barely brushed his mind ~<span style="font-style: italic">Though if you have no purpose for more fire, I could simply unwind my curse.</span>~ If he had a reason for having a vampire, hopefully beyond the fact that he enjoyed having sex with dangerous things, she wanted to give him the option of attracting less attention. The offer was silent only to provide support, leaving the decision in his hands. It was a joy to her to see Islwyn having such fun, she wouldn't protest more fire.<br/><br/>Islwyn looked at Andy curiously as she walked over, "Zombies are more difficult to end? I have never fought them before." He stared at the last vampire, dying by inches from his sister's kiss and shrugged. "Sure, whatever." That seemed to be another yes vote, as he tucked his knife away finally. He of course could hear Aderyn's soft suggestion as she was being very polite and not attempting to insert herself into the mage's thoughts. Probably a good safety precaution. Islwyn had a feeling he might respond to something like that by using his gun, and it had made some nice big holes.<br/><br/>He was also indifferent to the vampire's fate or method of its saving. More fire would probably mean more fight. The fire felt nice, and he doubted Aderyn was that tired with all this energy in the air. Maybe the next thing attracted would be more edible. The only issue there was that he was unsure they had decided to reveal what type of sidhe they were. The human knew to separate seelie from unseelie. The problem was most of them had a very black and white interpretation of what that meant. A fight together, did not mean a friendship. Though... "When we are done with all this, would you tell me about your guns?" A slow smile crossed Islwyn's face. Apparently he felt the need to be even more deadly.