Fuyuko's words had been taken by Elizabeth just as her friend probably intended to: without any offense. In spite of the clothes-swap magical show that Mateia offered and the woobbling (dead) mass on the floor, miss Grayle wasn't yet convinced that this was more than a show. Usually she'd be the first one to spot a fake 70% off in a fashion outlet, but with entertainment shows she really had no experience except as a viewer. Masato went ahead and asked the strange girl what were probably the most reasonable questions one would ask in this case. In every manga, anime or tv show of such nature, the protagonists usually just went along with whatever they were asked to do in order to save the world - any world - and asked little to none about safety and other "minor" details. What surprised Elizabeth the most easn't Masato's tone, but the number of his questions. He really did think fast.<br/><br/>While waiting for the girl to answer, Elizabeth herself thought about Masato's last question. What about her family? She didn't even think to join the girl in her lunacy, but now that the matter was seriously taken into account by the others - or at least by Masato for now - she couldn't help but "going with the herd". This looked promising and awfully adventurous - if it were true, not to mention the fact that ...<em>but no, if I wanted time alone with Masato and fun with my friends we could have just settled for an onsen trip, not this crazy idea </em>she thought  and took a seat.