ISIS within the kitchen: "I believe that helping you cook is a mundane use of my power. Also it has shown to be a good bonding experience between people who are in need of interaction. No such mind controlling drugs exist as of yet, the closest equivalent would be drugs that may remove inhibitions and make one more susceptible to suggestion, nothing powerful enough to control you. Even those suggestive type drugs can easily be negated by a strong enough willpower or intelligence."<br/><br/>Nicole: She had been a little too pre occupied with the final few scenes of the cartoon and reacted too slowly to Sarah tapping her shoulder, half answering as she left and half grumbling that she didn't get to answer. Nevertheless with the silent company and adverts she felt it best to go and find the more talkative people, heading into the kitchen to find the three at work, even if Sarah was just standing there holding pans like a lemon. Swiftly Nicole pulled liberated the pan from Sarah's grasp and spun it in her hand before setting it down on the hob, not turning it on until finding out what exactly it was being used for. She turned to Sarah, head cocked to the side slightly and with a smile on her face.<br/>"So, what did you want to cook then? I had self catered accommodation at university before my...thing happened, so I know how to cook a few things. I'm sure I can teach you a bit that -doesn't- require an open flame. You make it sound like you were camping out in the desert or something." She paused and quirked her brow at Sarah, "you weren't, were you?"<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>