Tani smiled, a polite expression that she knew would be friendly and put people at ease. “Good morning, enforcer Ghalb. There has been no trouble this day. I was just speaking with-“ As she spoke, she was interrupted as things fell apart. Sha’rin’s eyes effected the hologram she had been speaking with and the flashy new arrival that had appeared to ask about the surrounding area. She, herself, had never had to worry about her fellow enforcer’s eyes. As a golem she did not have regrets. She had orders and work. That was her life, her soul, her emotions and knowledge. She felt the feeling of guilt, only because she was ordered to understand emotions, when she looked into her fellow’s eyes. It did not affect her as it did others because she had no memories of things to feel guilty for, just the knowledge that she could act the part if she was supposed to. Perhaps that was why the force often assigned Sha’irn and herself to the same areas to patrol.<br/><br/>After the moment of chaos in which the hologram went mildly haywire and the new arrival fell to the ground, Sha’irn went to wake the fallen man. She turned to the cube and, as if nothing much had happened, “The Market District of Bordertown is currently at 65% magic, 35% technology with technology in flux. It is ill advised to attempt the use of electrical sources due to possible sudden power surges or lapses.” She blinked and smiled her friendly smile that didn’t seem to reach her eyes. “There is an electrical source in this wall over here,” Tani pointed towards the edge of a building close by.