Jakob listened to Cyrus' description of the bodies - shredded, drained of blood, dumped in alleyways. The people they were looking for obviously weren't the shy, reserved types then. His eyes drifted over the others as they listened to the description. For the younger woman Beatrice, who herself was keenly focused on Cyrus but as she spoke she was quick, sharp and to the point. However jolly her body language was, there was something cold about the way she analysed everyone. Before she could notice him staring, Jakob looked away. Something inside him told him not to trust this woman; there was something innately deceitful about her, even if he didn't know what it was.
It didn't surprise him that she wanted to establish an order to the group so soon, and probably wanted to be up on those top rungs of leadership herself. Not that it's a bad idea. Jakob noted as Frank agreed. Frank, Jakob thought, was also straight to the point. He did bumble a little on the way there, and maybe he was a bit too forthcoming with his comment about Werewolves. He decided he could trust Frank. Probably too old for bullshitting. He just wants to get the job done. Dandy. Jakob thought. He listened as Henry introduced himself - he seemed shy and unsure of his words, and his boyish face hadn't even caught up with his already young age. But the others probably think I look too young too. Fresh from high school. Jakob thought to himself, suppressing a smile.
He was glad when the Vampire stepped forward to tell them they could move to a soundproof room and gave a chuckle when he mocked Frank's disapproval of the werewolf.