Aderyn finished tasting the mage girl and moved back to her post by the railing, the snap of her high heels still angry sounding. Her dark look transferred to the vampire, who seemed to now be interested in providing as much information as she could. Damn the creature for that, because it still could have been at least a little fun with the girl being clueless. So she added acidly, "She says humans because no fae would See a sparkless husk."<br/><br/>Islwyn was still grinning, "It's not normally done. Even with mage humans, which are of course better than the rest." He did not explain himself. He hadn't to his sister, and didn't to them. All he'd done was mention it might be useful for the mage between them to taste the human and since he wasn't harming Andy she'd be little use to Aderyn. When Neo came back he looked between the women, two with black and a red-head, "I think you are out of luck unless my sister completely gives over all seeming of herself in her glamour, and I have not put her in the most charitable of moods."<br/><br/>Having heard them speak to each other, the fae had of course picked up on what they called each other. This was not acceptable to use without confirmation. Despite the man's words he didn't offer that, so Islwyn asked with continued cheer, "Are we to call you Neo or would you also like to give us more of yourself?"<br/><br/>Aderyn frowned, "Islwyn..." Her tone was warning. On the other hand, they might as well go wild and offer both humans relative safety. It made more sense with the more dangerous mage. He was both entertaining and obviously powerful enough from the taste of the fire. She could see no reason beyond Islwyn's perversity to offer such to the woman. On the other hand sometimes Islwyn had.... feelings. Sometimes it was best to follow those. She had already agreed. She took a deep breath and let it out in a quick huff, running her fingers through the short, silken strands of black hair.<br/><br/>The man understood Seeing. Did he know that with what Andromeda had given them Islwyn could track her to the ends of the earth? And she... had she not just vowed not to do so, could have done much more interesting things. In any case, her magic knew the taste of the human mage now. It was all possible the man would not want to give to get.<br/><br/>Raven's name made Aderyn give a soft derisive sound. Islwyn just grinned and said laughingly, "Dreams."<br/><br/>Both sidhe looked to Andy with curiosity for her disgust. Islwyn finally asked, "Are not all humans like that?" Apparently they were more surprised by that than Neo's behavior. Devilry in his tone he added, "Because I wouldn't mind if you did want to, how was it put, suck some fairy dick."<br/><br/>Aderyn added helpfully, "Our humans are less picky actually, I don't think I ever heard one whine about how human a thing looked. As long it had parts the human could fit in or use." Apparently the conversation had taken the last of her anger and she was now sounding as entertained as her brother. Perfectly pleased to tease the humans about their mating habits.<br/><br/>Islwyn gave a low chuckle. "Of course many of us can appear as other than we are." There was mischief in his expression, daring them to imagine what the pair they were faced with now might be in truth. His expression turned bland and he suggested to Neo, "You could pull her teeth." Actually that would be interesting. Would a vampire regrow teeth or be reduced to using knives and sucking? He made a soft 'hmm' sound and began searching himself as if looking for something but being unsure of the pocket where it was located.<br/><br/>The looks of the dead thing didn't interest him, because it was without spark. It did look human though, so Islwyn figured he had grasped the concept of the man's tastes. Aderyn looked human right now too. Actually they always looked relatively human, compared to many of the things in the dark. Their grandfather appeared completely human when he wasn't being a bird and the remainder of their blood was from the high court. Not pure children of Dana of course, but of the line, enough to be greater and not lesser. Also enough to be naturally more similar to the humans rather than less. Of course the humans didn't know that, so there was fun to be had teasing them.