There was the catch. The boogeyman had come out from under the bed and no one knew how to deal with it yet. Understandable, and yet a severe annoyance when there was so much riding on the line. These people were going to have to get their heads out of their asses sooner or later, and Cain was pretty certain the sooner would be the better here. "Say no more," he said with a light flourish, twisting his wrist out in front of him. "People are scared and disbelieving and going with what they can see."

For the introduction, Cain gave her a smile. "That's what I've always thought. What's yours on the matter? Of... anything going on, honestly."