"If you knock him upside the head, it leaves a trail and usually police get involved.  Not really much sport in that, aye?" Nora said, her hands sliding to her hips and she studied the man in front of her.  He was enjoying this and she got the sense there were layers to that enjoyment. There was a reason he had pulled her into this game, she got the sense he was more than capable by himself.<br/><br/>"I'm relatively gifted with creatures of all shapes and sizes, I don't foresee that being an issue." It was a brag, though it was one she had the chops to back up. Nora was damned good at her job, and though she was not particularly a people-person, she did not have to be to kill monsters or convince them better prey was somewhere nearby. It was a con.  She didn't have to like creatures or people to grift them.<br/><br/>She felt an odd spark as he twirled her and then moved in as if they might have the same sort of encounter they had last night. It made her feel strange, but no less enticed or obligated to him. She pushed the strange feeling down, either out of denial or sheer will, because she did not want to sense any sort of spark. Nora had failed Will and she still thought there had to be a way to fix that failure. That was the real mission, wasn't it?  This man before her had power and maybe, just maybe, she could use that to either make this world a better place or fix the things she had broken.<br/><br/>"Let's do this.  Though I think his preferences will be entirely up to him, so either one of us could have a rather unfair advantage."  Nora looped her arm with his and before heading towards the door.