"Most here don't know what they're in for," she points out, rolling her eyes as she shakes her head. "And I don't want to see any of them find out either," she adds, holding onto that at the very least. She isn't sure if it is a concern, but if people like her that know how to watch for these things don't take the chances, what happens to the rest of them? She isn't going to find out. Not if she can avoid it.

"Isn't that comforting." Huffing a sigh as she considers that. "A warning sign might be nice," she notes, though it's frustration with herself more than anything else. Learning was one thing, rushing in was another.

"So despite how they talk around the Inn about things being normal here without weapons or abilities or anything of the like, they just leave a machine laying about that gives out abilities to those that never had and have no idea how to handle it." Kind of herself included in that because who knows how many people felt that rumbling. "Not to mention, let me guess, giving you full access to anywhere you want with a whim and a wish?"

Not reassuring at all. And she's isn't sure which bothers her more. Civilians being able to play with abnormal abilities, or him having access to teleportation in a place where best she could tell, no one could stop him if he wanted to harm others. Yeah, definitely a rock and a hard place thought.