As much as this particular aspect to the business might have been leaving a bad impression upon the new hire, it wouldn't do her any favors to keep her in the dark.  Especially in the wake of the events that unfolded the day before.  Rayne wasn't sure about taking Mina into the thick of battle from day one.  They haven't even had a chance to gauge her abilities, so they very well might be tossing the innocent bunnygirl in shark infested water hogtied while wearing a vest comprised of raw meat.  After all, the hadn't been hiring for a mercenary position were they?  Knowing a measure of self defense would surely come in handy when dealing with drunken ruffians who can't lose gracefully is one thing, but getting involved in a raid is a whole new beast in of itself.<br/><br/>Rayne directed his gaze towards Aramil.  "Is it wise to get her involved with this aspect of the business?  I mean, our mercenary contract are a whole separate business venture from the casino.  We don't exactly want to gain the reputation of using our dealers or bartenders as personal soldiers.  Unless they are willing and are capable of holding their own in a fight of course."  The wizard chuckled to himself for a moment.  "Though that type of initiative would certainly make for a good scale for determining if an ambitious employee deserves the promotion they are gunning for."<br/><br/>After a moment to return to the topic at hand, he spun to face Mina.  Rayne's expression was polite while still expressing concern.  "If you feel that you are capable of holding your own in this fight, then you're more than welcome to tag along.  Though don't feel you need to do so in order to secure a job with us; most of the positions we're hiring for in the casino doesn't require any combat skills."