Welcome to Gaia! ::

The shift in tone made Fox sit up a little bit straighter (was is possible to do so? It was great for her posture either way). "I must not be getting the authentic experience to say so then," Fox stated, though her tone sounded a little bit relieved. She probably wasn't ready for anything too big and spooky yet.

Ha.

Because it was gonna wait until she was ready.

She did, however, give Jeremiah a slightly suspicious look at his own comment on the Fair Folk. Fox would have liked to think she knew if she was talking to a fairy or something, right?

...

right?

"'nuff happens that I wouldn't doubt it." She would. Fox would doubt the hell out of it. The Hellmouth out of it?

It said not nearly enough. Because now Fox was going to harbor a slight suspicion that she'd nudged a little too close to the 'My boss is a fairy and what the heck'. It would take a while to make that go away most likely.

"I'll do my best, sir." Fox affirmed. Though her best was sometimes not as good as it should have been. "And of course, that..." Kasey in his wheelchair popped into her mind and the thought was nearly abandoned. She plucked right back up, however, "that's the least I should be doing anyways."

Fox rose to her feet, uninclined to press for more chatter time. There were phones that needed her, after all. "Of course, Chief. I appreciate you taking the time to follow up on me." she smiled - though sometimes it seemed like it was her default expression rather than an expression of anything. "I should be able to handle some paperwork. I'll throw some of those little arm floaties on if I really need it," she added, jokingly as she headed towards the door.

She paused in the doorway briefly.

"I'll keep everything you've said in mind, though. So thank you."

And with that, it was off and back to her post. Phones waited for no woman! (or man. Or creature from the other side.)