Savage likely wouldn't have been satisfied with being told to go away, so at least some information meant that he wasn't about to kick down the door and go looking. He experienced unfavourable and uncomfortable emotions, but they had never been things he had felt for anyone outside of his own kin and more specifically his own bloodline.

Ozpin. He'd never heard that name before, and it was unique. Perhaps he would look into his brother's tactics and try to research first. Charging in headlong with false information would do him no good; Savage didn't have friends.

"Perhaps another time. I'm too angry over her death for more civil conversation where I have to pull information," he remarked. It was more than anger, but he wasn't going to focus on anything other than that. "Keep her safe when she returns."

Then he turned to leave.