Genie sighed as her Mistress fell back, unconscious. She looked over her new mistress and pondered what she could do next. She hadn't been given any orders or wishes to grant. Therefore there were no rules she could break other than the ones that bound all genies to their masters.<br/><br/>She couldn't stray too far from her lamp unless her master commanded her to do so. She also could not directly cause their deaths just to be rid of them. Though she was under no obligation to save them unless they wished for her to do so. She also had to obey every order and grant their every wish, though with a few limitations. She couldn't raise the dead or cause people to fall in love with her master or anyone else for that matter.<br/><br/>Though there was an easy loophole for that one. She couldn't create love but lust was easy enough to manage. One of her master's figured that one out centuries ago. Though he had been careless with who he chose and one very angry and jilted husband took his revenge and Genie was finally rid of him. He had been one of the worst. Genie was used to her master's looks by now but he was one of the few to push it further. It was one of the few times she was relieved to be stuck in her lamp once again.<br/><br/>But she was stuck here for now, until her mistress woke up.<br/><br/>Genie sighed and sat down, crossing her legs and resting her chin in her hand as she observed her mistress. Tapping her foot she became impatient and waved her hand, pointing at her mistress. A small trail of smoke appeared from the tip of her finger and floated through the air towards the unconscious woman.<br/><br/>It passed under her nose, a simple combination of smelling salts would do the trick and wake her right up.<br/><br/>It wasn't against the rules. She didn't have any obligation to wake or not wake the woman in front of her. Genie was just so bored and wanted to see what kind of mistress she had this time around. The first wish was usually very telling. Gold, power, women, the return of a lost loved one. Though she couldn't grant that last one it was very telling.