Making for the ground when Sevana saw the effect she inadvertently had on Alexis, she slows down, not in as much of a hurry to get to her.  The feeling of relief was only strengthened when Alexis responded back to Celrie's call; trust the elf to be able to get Alexis to do almost anything she wanted if she asked the right way.<br/><br/>Of course, her good mood disappeared just as fast when Alexis proceeded to throw the armed detonator at her while she was still flying.<br/><br/>Managing to snag it out of the air, she practically dives down to the ground, landing rather gracelessly, but ensuring that she wouldn't accidentally destroy their only way forward.  About to start in to the wolf about the danger that she had just put them all in, she instead just shakes her head in disbelief as she checks the detonator.  Again relieved to see that she hadn't actually armed it, Sevana goes through another emotional rollercoaster when she realizes that this particular bridge was going to stay closed for at least a little while longer until they could get a proper team out here to assess what setting off the charges might do to the bridge's structure.<br/><br/>Muttering a string of impreciations interspersed with self-directed questions about how she had even managed to set the proximity sensors correctly, Sevana stalks back to the head of the train.  Seeing the conductor poking his head out of the side of the train, she makes her way in his direction.  "If you can, put out a message for people to avoid the bridge for the time being - those charges are rigged to go off if anything gets too close, and I can't get close enough to tell if they'll bring the bridge down or not."  When he mentions Quil and her device, Sevana gives a short bark of laughter and pats her belt, now quiet although still slightly glowing from residual energy.  "Two Clockmakers, actually.  Never would have thought of something like that though - I prefer things a little subtler than that, but there's always a time and place for the big guns, and damned if that thing doesn't do what it's supposed to."