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Language was a barrier between worlds, but he understood such universal motions as they were delivered by body signs. The boy behaved with the same jerky, uncharacteristic behavior as the rest of his blood and it bothered the often still Gabriel. He was more at ease among those who moved smoothly. Still, though, sometimes such stillness perturbed him—Enkiel alone managed to do this. His jackal nephew, who barely met his shoulder, was almost reptilian in his nature.
Izaak was more bird-like, moving to and fro as if electricity was shooting through his paw pads. Gabriel listened and did his best to decipher the meaning of the accented speech, and when he did, was unsurprised by the childish nature of such a thing. A low sigh escaped the hybrid, who had lost his patience for children when his own had grown old and lost their innocence. “There’s no one in there,” he said bluntly. “The wind makes the noise.”
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OOC Ending
Izaak doesn't believe Gabriel at first, and the Inferni leader takes him inside to show him it is empty. Though this seems to settle the boy, Gabriel does not stay long to help him explore further. He warns him about falling through holes in the bottom, which seems to spook Izaak, and assumes a patrol in lieu of continuing his nap. Izaak probably goes off to play with Blitzen!