Linna didn't seem convinced, though, though she tried not to show too much of that to Jessica. A bit of confusion and doubt, certainly, would be present on the goth-girl's musing features, and she tilted her head to her patron before.. slowly shrugging. Visions of the screaming madness of humans as spirits ran amok through the world tormenting them, just as they did to her in the bookshop. She still could feel the overwhelming fear, though the memories seemed to belong to someone else now, someone else from long ago..<br/><br/>"You.. may be right." The girl winced to Jessica, "I.. I'm not certain the spirits can be hidden from humans very well though.. they certainly did not try to hide from me in the bookshop. And if it causes the end of humanity.." She at least -tried- to sound reasonable, her tone meek and apologetic, so hopefully the other woman would not take too much offence.