<span style="font-style: italic">No, no, no!</span><br/><br/>Sha'irn cursed herself for not having been more careful. In only a few minutes, she had looked two innocent people in the eyes, and caused one of them to fall into the murky waters of the river, and the other to collapse on the cobblestone. She quickly fell to her knees, keeping her gaze fixed on a pebble on the ground as she gently shook the glowing man by his shoulders, careful to not accidentally smash his head into the unyielding ground.<br/><br/><span style="color: #008000">"I am so, so sorry,"</span>she told the cube shakily.<br/><span style="color: #008000">"It's just - I'm not sure where to look at you. Do you have some sort of lens you use to see with, o-or are the eyes of your hologram out of the question, as well?"</span><br/><br/>She would be genuinely sad if that was the case. Tani was the only being Sha'irn had ever come across that could look her in the eyes without acting like she had whipped them, and even if the hologram probably could not actually see, even the illusion of another pair eyes would be nice. She sighed, and gave up shaking the unconscious man, instead resorting to a powerful slap across his face.