Genis knows the Hotel rules, and while there is a little vagueness about exactly the strict letter of the law about violence, no one ever mentioned burning doors, just burning harming the constituents of the Hotel. But he knows Raine well enough that she wouldn't let it come to that. Yes, there were times when Genis needed to be corrected sooner than later, but there were other times when Genis' anger wouldn't be cooled that easily. This is, unfortunately, the latter case, and Raine thankfully knew as much.

As upset over everything as Genis is, he knows deep down that Raine is right. He knows just from the experiences of the last few hours that Keeliai isn't safe. As big as he wanted to seem some days, there's something of a terror out there with the huge glut of people that could conceivably have it out for him. And he is... weak, deep down. He masks it well, but he knows, and it gnaws at him. No, she's right. She's looking out for him. She's there to help him. Raine is still his sister.

But she's a sister that's just unfamiliar enough to keep the hair at the back of his neck tingling.

"Fine," he says. It's a slightly softer voice that he uses now, but he's not back to the openly familiar self that he was just minutes ago. "I won't leave the Hotel for now. But whatever you want to do is fine."