Seretti spent the majority of the encounters competing with Baldur for sitting on top of the most damage to critical boss-type foes.  This wasn't her first time in this encounter -- she participates in public groups with some frequency -- and she sat down beforehand with the other raid leaders, helping to plan out their overall strategy with first-hand experience of how Chygess works out in-play.  In her experience, longer encounter times mean that there are more opportunities for bad things to happen.  People could make silly mistakes from lapses of concentration, distraction, or even server issues, but the heal cushion meant that some of the lesser problems may not be -as- bad... if everyone stayed focused and did their jobs the way they were supposed to.  This, of course, means that she has bones to pick with Lexa ("Breath weapon in ten seconds, breath in five seconds, LEXA GET OUT OF THE FIRE BREATH") and Akonoh ("Woman pick up the pace, you can do sightseeing later!").<br/><br/>Being the rogue-type she is, Seretti usually enjoys immediate access to light-armor-class melee DPS gear because there's next to no competition for them.  Granted, this doesn't help when nothing -actually- drops for her, but she knows she'll be doing this encounter with some regularity because there are some seriously shiny weapons she wants in there for her alternate compositions -- and if the guild wants to tackle harder content, they'll need to practice on fights like this.<br/><br/>When Seretti gets healed, it's usually because there was generalized raid damage -- but sometimes the random number generator is cruel and paints someone into a corner, or she gets overzealous with additional foes and leaps into things before a tank has them fully stabilized.  If you want someone to have rezzed because of shenanigans, Seretti is a reasonable candidate (whether she feels appreciative for having attentively compensated for bad RNG, or particularly grateful for covering up for her mistake).<br/><br/>For related sexy times this scene, I'd like Seretti to either focus exclusively on being generous to the people who helped, or harsh to the people who weren't pulling their weight (as she evaluates either case)!