It looks like a facepalm to me. [she pauses for a moment, almost like she's thinking about it, before she grins - one of those shiteating grins] Like it's already preparing for all the stupidity that'll go on around here.
[because there's teenagers, and that's a magnet for stupid]
She's heard that question so many times today that she automatically answers, rather than hesitates like she normally would. It was nice, to be open about what she was, in a way.
"I'm an Enforcer - we basically protect humans from the supernatural." It was the shortest answer she could give. Just because she could be more open didn't change the fact that she'd be a little bit of a shit about giving answers.
I wish I could explain it better than that, but. [she shrugs a shoulder] That world's adopted a lot of things from the human world, that being one of them. It takes a lot of energy to get back there if you can't find one of the entrances in.
And here I thought we were here to save the world. [ kind of an ignorant statement, given the fact that there are several worlds represented here, but. that's cooper for you. sometimes. ]
That could happen too. You've never seen an anime, have you.
[in those, somehow, the stupid boy main character always somehow finds a way to save the world. Then again, comparing their situation to that is . . . well. She isn't being serious, at least]
[He's wearing a CDC cuff around his neck. The interface would glow orange, if he were using it. At least with Orange he won't be on the front line - hopefully.]
[her human friends back home would be so proud of her, explaining what anime is and all that]
It's another word for Japanese animation. There's a number of them based on less-than-intelligent protagonists who somehow manage to save the world, all while doing stupid things along the way.
[she isn't about to stop him; cats do what they want, and whether or not he's really a cat, well . . . it'd be rude to ask. So she just lifts a hand to wave]
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