"That only works if they're in a place where you could reasonably expect cute rodents," Raine pointed out. She was well aware of the futility of applying logic to harebrained ideas, but felt compelled to try anyway. "Inoffensive as a rabbit may be, it will still stand out in a temple or palace, or an area heavily populated by monsters."

She considered the absurd hypothetical situation for a few moments. "Invisibility might be practical, and lend our theoretical enforcers the benefit of not losing opposable thumbs in favor of disguise. Another option is perhaps the capability to shift forms as befits the situation."