Aderyn shook her head slightly. One couldn't assume the enemy was incompetent. Yet the man seemed unwilling to believe otherwise. It looked like such an obvious trap, and there would be her brother and the alchemist, strolling in. Sure if there wasn't enough food in the nest she'd take out Islwyn, but he was her favorite sibling. There was lots of food here too. It would be... wasteful. She blew a soft breath through her lips, tapped her fingers against her thigh and then nodded to herself. "If I have to pull them out of a trap, one of you feeds me." Her dark eyes shifted to those who had attempted to describe unseelie and a slight smile pulled at the corner of her lips.<br/><br/>Islwyn grinned at the statement, "Sounds like a good time." He turned his smile on his sister, "Are you prepared for some serious shadows?" Aderyn frowned at him. It just made his grin wider.<br/><br/>He seemed to assume that the command not to damage things was directed at the alchemist and wandered off toward the door of the temple before the conversation was over. Having stated the pucca was chaos embodied, it wasn't entirely certain how far off that mark he was himself. He prowled across the room with an air of barely restrained violence, the dark plaid cloak rippling oddly as he moved.<br/><br/>Aderyn looked over at Luke's crows and smiled slightly. "They'll fly a pattern, or can they communicate more usefully?" She almost sounded... teasing. Of course there was no time to continue the conversation and with the slightest flutter of lashes giving away her impatience with men, she asked their backs, "Do we need to travel together?" Walking was fine if you were having fun, but trudging through snow did not seem fun. She toyed with the belt that wrapped the waist of her plaid coat, shifting her shoulders slightly. Appearing human was useful but it was less entertaining after a while.<br/><br/>As she joined Islwyn, he looked at her and laughed softly, "I thought you were the cautious one."<br/><br/>She slapped his shoulder lightly and spoke quietly, "I was trapped as much as you were."<br/><br/>Islwyn looked thoughtful for a moment, "Well you can keep me out of trouble this time."<br/><br/>Her hands lifted to press against her lips, as if to stifle a smile, "Idiot."