<div class="floatleft">(http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/wondersofthesandbox/images/b/bc/Rosie-Tupper-09.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Shae Lux Kurova (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=250173.msg12369639#msg12369639)<br/><strong>City | Date | Time:</strong>Seattle, WA | August 16, 2017 | 11:02 PM PST<br/><strong>Tagging | Mentioning:</strong>Dara, Elijah, Kumiho<br/><strong>Content:</strong>Follow the leader.<br/><hr/>Shae watched the other two as they experienced the crazy that was becoming deaf. She supposed that they took it better then most people would, simply because they were both evolved. The mirror breaking was particularly disorienting for her because she could only believe that Elijah had done it... But because she was suppressing sound she couldn't see it. This was why she hated doing this. She'd have sighed – and she did make the motion – if she could have; instead she just wrapped her hand around Dara's and squeezed, while reaching back for the next person.<br/><br/>Walking with invisibility was another thing that she was used too. She knew to be mindful of other people as best she could be. In situations where she was active as well though? That was always much harder. Ordinary people didn't handle becoming deaf well, and when all of them did it at the same time it inspired no small amount of panic. Some people just sobbed, others tried to break anything they could, others stood around yelled as hard as they could. Chaos. Shae felt bad for all of them because she knew how hard it was. At the same time she was glad that what she was doing they'd be free of in short order.<br/><br/>Once they found their way to the bottom floor, Shae peered around and was confident she knew Dara's mind well enough to know where they were headed. To the window, up and out. Once the whole band was outside, Shae nudged Dara to let her know to continue – and with the assumption that once they put some distance between themselves and the hotel, Dara would want the silence dropped, she just waited for the signal to do so and then would cancel her zone of silence.<br/><br/>Maybe once that was done, some answers could be learned from these strangers... Like where the hell they had come from. Why the hell the had come. And, she paused, what exactly they could do. It suddenly felt like they had outed themselves to strangers without much in return in terms of leverage.