"... Miss Casey, please! We're not joking, and little rubber rooms would not hold us. Nor can you imagine what would happen if you did call the authorities." Levi said suddenly. As the woman in front of them stopped, he cringed. "I'm terribly sorry... I didn't mean to read your mind, it just happened! I swear I meant nothing by it!" He fumbled over his words, regret quite evident in his tone.<br/><br/>"Don't worry, he's the only one of us with THAT ability." Jace said, emphasizing the word that as though there were other abilities these men had.<br/><br/>Richard sighed, then pushed his glasses up his nose again. This seemed to be a habit of his. "As Jace so rudely spouted as though it were common knowledge, we are Incubi. Would it help if we acted as House servants or Butlers? We do not intend to intrude. Merely to stay until the debt is payed in full." he said with a hint of pity for how shocked the woman in front of them seemed to be. She HAD just threatened to put them in a mental institute, so he was grasping at straws as to what would make her believe them.<br/><br/>"And since you clearly don't believe in magic, perhaps we should educate you in that as well seeming as we are the cause of the barriers around the house. Is there anyone you would have known who seemed to believe in legends and myths a bit more than they should have, my dear?" Martin suggested.<br/><br/>"She's not just going to believe us on words alone... should we demonstrate our powers again?" Jace asked.<br/><br/>Four simultaneous "NO!" Shouts were heard as Richard stepped defensively in front of Casey. Aaron's usual smile faded. "So what do we do now?" He asked. Richard turned to the young woman and held his arms up. "As I said before, we do not wish to intrude. Your house, your rules. We will follow them, but the barrier in place would weaken us considerably should we step through it, as it is aimed any intruders with Magic at all."