Jason looked from her to the beings before them. Taking a moment to brush his long hair back from his face as he wrapped his fingers around it and wished for a string or something to tuck it back behind his head. He settled for getting it placed over his ears and then he nibbled his lip slightly in a sign of nervousness. He had been trying to avoid looking unsure because he thought Penelope might panic if he didn't look like he knew what he was doing.<br/><br/>But an act that could put them at odds with the authority in the city was a pretty big decision. It was the only "no kill" zone they were aware of and he didn't know how long a jail sentence might run.<br/><br/>Still.<br/><br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:rgb(255, 102, 255)">"I think we should risk it. If there are any ways to communicate with the people in the outside world; or get home, they should be through a feature we know is meant to be used with both sides of the game. But I do want to know what we're talking about when you say you want help distracting the guard. Do you just want us to draw them away from their posts, or kill them? What are the parameters for this?"</span><br/><br/>He wanted to make sure they didn't go too far; or not far enough. The game had no real moral guidance so for all he knew if they chose to behead an entire orphanage and throw flaming baby skulls at the guards it was technically allowed. Intensely creepy and horribly wrong; but allowed.<br/><br/>It was liberating and terrifying in equal measure for him.